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CARE worker Andrew Millington was sacked after turning up in a dress and telling colleagues: “Call me Rachel.”

The 24-year-old transsexual had changed his name by deed poll in preparation for a sex-swap op.

But days after he unveiled his plan to become a woman, bosses fired him.

Last night Rachel revealed she is suing them for unfair dismissal, sexual discrimination and loss of earnings.

She hopes to use any compensation she receives to fund surgery to become a woman.

Rachel, from Ermine, near Lincoln, who is 6ft 3in, said: “I think it’s ridiculous and completely unfair.

“I’m just trying to get on with my life. I’m not causing any harm to anyone. The disabled people I was working with

didn’t have a problem with Rachel, just my colleagues and bosses. I think their attitude is very sad.”

Rachel claims she approached bosses at Housing and Support Solutions Ltd to say she would be coming to work as a woman,

but says they were unsupportive and dismissed it as a “phase”.

She said: “I couldn’t believe their reaction. They spoke to me like a silly child.

“They gave me an appraisal and said that, although my work was good, I had made other staff feel uncomfortable and ordered me to apologise to them. I have never felt so embarrassed.”

The company, based in Cleethorpes, Lincs, was unavailable for comment but bosses are expected to deny all the claims at a hearing next month.

He looked good in his dress see photo here :-

But you must be Male and wear womens clothes.

Men beaten for cross dressing

KHARTOUM (Sudan) - A SUDANESE court had 19 Muslim youths flogged in public on Wednesday for wearing 'women's clothes.'

The punishment was carried out immediately after the sentencing by the court in Omdurman, which lies across the Nile river from Khartoum.

Hundreds of people looked on as each young man received 30 lashes, an AFP correspondent reported.

They were convicted under laws that forbid 'indecent clothing' or offend public morality. They must also pay fines ranging between 500 and 1,000 Sudanese pounds (S$281.60 to S$563.20 dollars).

The Sudanese press described the men as 'homosexuals' attending a same sex marriage. Northern Sudan is governed by Islamic law, which forbids homosexuality.

The law forbidding 'indecent clothing' was brought into the spotlight last year when a court sentenced a woman journalist to be flogged for wearing trousers. The sentence was commuted to a fine after a public outcry.

Administrators of an Indiana hospital involved in a discrimination complaint say the hospital plans to remedy problems incurred by a transgender woman who entered the hospital seeking treatment, but was ridiculed and turned away in July.

Mike Haley, the president and CEO of Ball Memorial Hospital addressed the reports Wednesday, and said the hospital is working with Indiana Equality and the Indiana Transgender Rights Advocacy Alliance to review its policies, employee benefits, and diversity training. Ball Memorial will also implement a Diversity Council to engage local community members on better serving their needs, according to the statement.

Erin Vaught went to the hospital on July 18, but when she tried to submit her information for hospital records, two workers entered her gender as male, despite her identification saying she is female. Vaught said she pointed out that her ID card identifies her as female, to which one worker snickered and the other made an annoyed face. When she was taken to the examination room, hospital staff referred to her as "he-she," "it," and a "transvestite." Two hours passed before she saw a doctor, who then said he couldn't treat her because she is transgender.
Source Shewired

KUWAIT CITY, The Chairperson of Kuwait Society for Outstanding Family and Women Sporting Club, Sheikha Fareeha Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, has refuted claims about some transvestites confessing that external influences are planning to use them to bomb certain sensitive locations, including the security apparatus, and to assassinate notable personalities, reports Al-Seyassah daily.

Sheikha Fareeha in a telephone chat noted she was in Bahrain, as head of the Kuwaiti Women Sporting Club delegation to the 22nd Arab Table Tennis Tournament. She maintained that transvestites still remain Kuwaitis and loyal to the country, even as they suffer from gender status disorder.
She pointed out that society has long been struggling to curb the problem of gender status disorder through social and psychological treatments, indicating the society is working to create the right environment to correct such abnormal behavior.

Meanwhile, MP Dr Hassan Jowhar has urged the Negative Phenomena Committee to follow-up the revelation accredited to Sheikha Fareeha that certain external forces are planning to employ some transvestites to assassinate notable politicians in the country. He suspected Zionists could be behind such a plan, if it is true.

MP Jowhar suggested a meeting with Sheikha Fareeha to gather enough information about the development, considering the statement came from a notable leader in the country.
He said transvestite is alien to the Kuwaiti society, so getting rid of it is responsibility of the executive and legislative authorities, and the media.
Source Arabtimes

MADEIRA, Ohio --
Madeira police said they've arrested a backyard exhibitionist who was wearing practically nothing, and neighbors say it's no laughing matter.

Police said they were called to a Juler Avenue home late Wednesday after the homeowners said they saw their neighbor, Brian Luedeker, 37, in their back yard.

The homeowners said Luedeker was masturbating while wearing only a black thong. He was peering into a bedroom. And he was spotted by a teenager when a dog wouldn't stop barking.

A lot of folks in Madeira said what happened on Wednesday night was comical, but neighbors aren't laughing.

"I do not find it amusing. I do not find it funny at all," said Holly Abner, a neighbor. "You should be able to get the answers to the questions that you need and not have it be the next joke of the day."

Luedeker was arrested and charged with public indecency, criminal trespassing and voyeurism.

Another neighbor said this is out of character for Luedeker. Melissa Stegmaier said he has a learning disability and most likely didn't mean to cause the commotion he did.

"That shouldn't say anything about this neighborhood," Stegmaier said. "It's very nice, very family-oriented and that would be a very rare, isolated case."

Luedeker was released from jail early Thursday. He will go to court on Aug. 27.

Gay priests recorded on hidden camera

Rome - Using hidden cameras, a journalist from Panorama magazine filmed three priests visiting gay nightspots and taking part in homosexual activity.
The article, called Gay Priests' Nights on the Town, describes how the reporter was assisted by a gay accomplice as they worked on the article for the weekly magazine, which is owned by Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
The Daily Mail said it detailed how three priests - two Italians and a Frenchman - took part in gay events and had casual sex.
Panorama said that one priest, who they called Carlo, willingly put on his cassock to have sex with the reporter's accomplice, and this was filmed by hidden camera. The reporter and accomplice later attended a Mass celebrated by Carlo.
Today there was no immediate comment from the Italian Bishops Conference and the Vatican, although BBC News reported that an Italian Catholic diocese responded to the article by denouncing homosexual priests for their double life and saying they should not be in the priesthood.
The diocese said: "We don't wish any ill-will against them, but we cannot accept that because of their behaviour the honour of all the others is sullied."
The Catholic Church forbids priests to have sex and considers homosexual acts to be a sin. In 2005, Pope Benedict XVI issued an instruction barring actively gay priests from seminaries. He said men who practice homosexuality, or have deep-seated homosexual tendencies should not be admitted to seminaries. The only exception was to be for men who had given up homosexuality at least three years earlier.
Panorama editor Giorgio Mule told The Daily Mail: “This was a two week investigation and was not aimed at creating a scandal but showing that a certain section of the clergy behaves very differently.”