The municipal council unanimously adopted a declaration to highlight International Transgender Day of Visibility on March 31. The City is committed to raising awareness, advocating for the rights of transgender individuals, and combating transphobic discrimination and violence.
The declaration also stipulates that the City will continue training for municipal staff and the police force, and that it will create tools and guidelines to better meet the needs of gender diverse communities. It intends to support community prevention initiatives.
The declaration concerns all of Montreal. The City, its staff, the police force, and the borough services are covered by the announced commitments.
This is a declaration and commitments from the City, not a new regulation. The text does not specify concrete measures or their timeline.
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