Trans Murder Monitoring 2023 Global Update

320 trans and gender-diverse people were reported murdered globally in the past year. Most victims were Black and trans women of colour, and trans sex workers.

UN Trans Advocacy Week 2023 concludes after bringing 14 trans activists to the United Nations during the Human Rights Council.

Over 1117 civil society organisations from 134 States call for the renewal of the UN Independent Expert on SOGI's mandate.

Learn more about the 6th UN Trans Advocacy Week (TAW) 2022, focussing on 'Gender Justice, Peace, and Security.'

This Trans Advocacy Week at the UN saw a significant increase in diplomatic missions engaging with issues relating to trans rights.

In a historic first, 27 States called on the UN Human Rights Council to urgently protect the human rights of trans people, especially trans women.

Trans activists from all over the world come together at the UN Human Rights Council to raise awareness of the human rights situation of their communities.

Read TGEU submission to the Public Consultation on gender reassignment published by the Russian Ministry of Health.

This update (TMM TDoV 2016) reveals 2,016 reported killings of trans and gender-diverse people in 65 countries worldwide between the 1st of January 2008 and the 31st of December 2015.

During the past 12 months, 11 trans persons were reported murdered in Europe, but many more murders go unnoticed. How many trans people must die for Europe to take action?

Data from Transgender Europe’s (TGEU) Transrespect versus Transphobia Worldwide research project, TvT, is now easily accessible in a new website launched today.

Transgender Europe launches today its Trans Rights Europe Map 2015. The update reveals a severe lack of protection and recognition for trans people throughout Europe.