Kansas law restricts transgender bathroom access in government buildings
The Kansas Legislature passed House Substitute for Senate Bill 244 on January 28, 2025, which restricts access to bathrooms and other multi-occupancy private spaces in government-owned or -leased buildings to biological sex at birth, with civil and criminal penalties for violations. The bill also mandates that driver's licenses and birth certificates reflect biological sex at birth, and allows individuals to sue for damages if their privacy is violated by someone of the opposite sex entering designated single-sex spaces. The legislation is expected to face a veto from Governor Laura Kelly, but there appear to be enough votes to override it.
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