Transgender advocates challenge Idaho's 'bathroom law' in latest bid for equality and rights

A group of transgender plaintiffs has filed a new complaint challenging Idaho's HB 264 law, which prohibits individuals from using restrooms that align with their gender identity. The law was enacted to protect 'the privacy of women' in bathrooms. Transgender advocates argue that the law is discriminatory and unfairly targets the LGBTQ+ community. The new complaint aims to address concerns raised by the plaintiffs since the original filing last year.