EU Parliament Demands Continuation of LGBTI Work

Explore the European Parliament resolution requesting the EU Commission a follow-up to the EU LGBTI List of Action in the up-coming legislature.

The Swedish law is a first in Europe recognising trans parenthood so clearly.

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.

International Women's Day 2019: We stand together against misogyny as our common enemy.

19 EU member states express their commitment for LGBTI rights in the next EU legislature, to follow up on the EU Commission’s LGBT List of Actions 2016-2019.

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.

Read about first name change applications without pathologisation granted in Yerevan. Discover human rights NGO 'Right Side' statement.

Discover our statement on International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers 2018.

The EU Parliament adopted a resolution on women with disabilities, highlighting that disabled trans people are affected by intersectional discrimination.

Discover TGEU’s pilot structure from one Executive Director to an Executive Team of 3 co-directors to sustain the development and growth of the organisation.

The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the situation of…