Landmark Judgement From the European Court of Human Rights

Explore the European Court of Human Rights judgement: Hungary breached its obligations by rejecting the application for legal gender recognition of a refugee.

TGEU stands in solidarity with Black trans lives, condemning racial violence and police brutality. This Pride, we honor the resilience of Black trans communities.

TGEU stands against global attacks on trans rights. Amid discrimination & violence, we advocate for self-determination and a society that values trans lives.

On International Sex Workers Day, TGEU supports the call to end police violence against sex workers and advocates for the decriminalization of sex work.

Support our calls to action and extend solidarity to Hungarian trans and intersex people facing their government backlash against trans rights.

Explore UN Trans Advocacy Week (TAW) programme.

TGEU has announced the appointment of Masen Davis as interim executive director. Davis is an international activist and organisational leader.

Read about the first Trans Health Conference in Central Asia.

Discover UN renewal of mandate of the Independent Expert on protection against violence and discrimination based on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

On 25 June 2018 the Chamber of Deputies voted with great majority for a law introducing legal gender recognition based on self-determination in Luxembourg.

German Parliament agreed to a law proposal that will introduce a third gender marker entry, but requirements exclude non-binary people. Read statements.

The Council of Europe Parliamentary Assembly adopted a Resolution on Rainbow Families, supporting trans parents and kids rights. Read TGEU’s comments.