European Court Slams Hungary Again Over Lack of Legal Gender Recognition

The European Court of Human Rights found Hungary violated a trans man's rights by denying his application for legal gender recognition.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that trans parents' legally recognised gender and name do not need to be used in children's birth certificates.

Discover TGEU's Landscape Analysis providing an overview of literature, public resources, and information tracking anti-gender movement measures and actors.

TGEU is pleased to announce the results of its Board election. Sara R Phillips and Dinah Bons will lead TGEU as Co-chairs from 2023-2024.

This case could set a precedent for other trans people whose legal gender recognition in one Member State is not being acknowledged elsewhere in the EU.

Brilliant trans activists from six different countries joined TGEU staff on a study visit in Brussels in connection to EU equality bodies.

We remain united in solidarity and call on all communities all over the world to continue supporting their siblings in Ukraine.

The Spanish parliament has adopted the trans law after years of debate. The law will base gender recognition on self-determination.

After an active recruitment process, we are pleased to announce that our Board appointed Lenny Emson as the new Executive Director of TGEU.

While the EU LGBTIQ Equality Strategy mentions trans people and their specific needs, this has not translated into sufficient concrete actions.

The EU Commission proposals on equality bodies and parenthood recognition leave out trans people.

The Russian parliament adopted a new law banning talking about homosexuality or gender identity publicly among all ages.