No, this is not a joke. Silvia Salis announces the alias identity. According to the mayor of Genoa, who with one eye looks at much more distant ports, the protection of LGBTQIA+ rights of the Municipality goes through badges, email addresses, visual identification tools. But also subscriptions to the swimming pool, public transport, or the library card. In short, for the mayor the alias identity protects transgender municipal employees. The directive, proposed by the Equal Opportunities Councillor Rita Bruzzone and unanimously approved, commits the administration to provide an alternative profile associating the worker’s chosen name with internal information systems and identification tools.
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A measure that will soon be extended to citizens as well. “The adoption of the alias career and identity is not only a duty – emphasizes Bruzzone according to Ansa – but it is also and above all a clear signal of recognition, civility, and respect that aims to protect transgender people within our entity and the citizenship in interfacing with civic services. We want to eliminate every obstacle or occasion of discomfort for trans people, both in municipal workplaces and in accessing our facilities, of every kind.”
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The innovative aspect of the measure also lies in the extension of the alias identity to relations with external users in services characterized by continuous or recurring use such as libraries, museums, sports facilities, and other community services. “Genoa strongly reaffirms its commitment against all forms of discrimination and homolesbobiatransphobia – it stresses – and we do so by implementing the principles provided for by articles 2 and 3 of the Constitution and articles 1 and 21 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, which guarantee the dignity and the right to self-determination of every person regarding their sexual orientation and gender identity.”
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