forced outing

California's law aimed at preventing parents from forcing the disclosure of transgender students' identities in public schools remains on hold following a ruling by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals.

A California law prohibiting school employees from disclosing a student's gender identity, sexual orientation, or expression to parents without the student's consent has been blocked by the 9th Circuit Court through a preliminary injunction.

The 9th Circuit Court granted a preliminary injunction blocking a California law that prohibits school employees from disclosing a student's gender identity, sexual orientation, or expression to parents without the student's consent. The law aimed to prevent 'forced outing' of transgender students.