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> 異性 **に** トイレの世話をしてもらっているお年寄りや、体と心の性が同じではない人など **から**
> 男性や女性のトイレに入りにくいという意見が出ています。渋谷区は、駅や店などのトイレをみんなが使いやすくするために「トイレ基本方針」を決めました。
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> 「トイレ基本方針」によると、男性のトイレと女性のトイレとは別に、どんな性の人も使うことができるトイレを作ります。目に障害がある人のために、壁とトイレは違う色にしてわかりやすくします。赤ちゃんのおむつをかえる
> 台や、服を脱ぐときに使う台は、もっと増やしていろいろなトイレに置きます

Could someone please break down what exactly the uses of に and から are here?

I am have a bit of trouble parsing the first paragraph in english and making
understanding of it, my attempt is the following:

> To better help serve the opposite sex whom is aging （お年寄り), and also those
> whos bodies and heart ( mabye this means mind actually?) do not correspond
> directly with male or female and have trouble entering standard gendered
> washrooms ( where does 意見が出ています come into play?). For the purpose of making
> toilets easy to use "Toilet 基本 ( how would kihon be translate exactly here?)
> policy" was put into plan in places like stores and train stations in
> shibuya.

I would appreciate any feedback.
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Interpretation and some questions about NHK article
> 異性 **に** トイレの世話をしてもらっているお年寄り

お年寄り means old people. This phrase is describing what kind of old people. 異性
**に** トイレの世話をしてもらっている means "receiving toilet care **from/by** people of the
opposite sex". So に here is **from/by**.

> ((異性にトイレの世話をしてもらっているお年寄り) や、(体と心の性が同じではない人) など)から男性や女性のトイレに入りにくいという意見が出ています。

The structure here is AやBからC意見が出ています。Opinions (of kind C) were expressed
**from** people of kinds A and B.

Altogether:

> Old people who are receiving toilet care from members of the opposite sex
> and people whose physical gender and perceived gender differ gave opinions
> on the difficulty of entering men's and women's toilets.

This translation isn't entirely literal but I hope it's near enough for you to
understand.

基本方針 would be basic policy.
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