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Trades unionists celebrate Trans day of Visibility in Cardiff
Cardiff Trades Union Council members rally on international transgender day of visibility, March 31, 2025
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HUNDREDS of trade union members gathered in Cardiff today to express solidarity and celebrate the international transgender day of visibility.

TUC Cymru president Sian Gale thanked Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union Cymru for organising the rally outside the UK government building in Cardiff.

“I have been inspired by the speeches, and we must remember that trans rights are human rights,” Ms Gale said.

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