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Italian university to give trans students option of ‘aliases’ to protect privacy

Posted on February 17, 2015 by pogowasright.org

An Italian university has announced that it plans to give transgender students the option of using an online ‘alias’ to borrow books from the library or register for exams.

The Naples Federico II University said students would be able to use the aliases to avoid having their privacy violated.

Read more on Pink News.

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