WPATH 2017 Identity Recognition Statement

WPATH advocates gender recognition rights for all, opposing barriers to legal status change. Transparent, accessible procedures affirm self-determination and protect privacy.

Join our campaign to raise awareness about the Trans Day of Remembrance and explore our new website in 13 languages with resources for event organisers.

With a ground-breaking decision, the German Constitutional Court suggests to either introduce a third gender option or to completely waive the registration.

On the International Day of Action for Trans Depathologization we focus on the process of revision and reform of the tenth version of ICD, due for next year.

Read the civil society statement calling on international institutions to intervene on the tragic situation of LGBTI people in Azerbaijan.

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

Read the joint statement on the European HIV–Hepatitis Testing Week’s (ETW).

TGEU's concerns on Greece's new gender recognition law. A step forward but flawed, fails the human rights test, harming young trans people's rights.

Transgender Europe's findings on trans people's mental health highlight risks and disparities in healthcare access, urging reforms for gender-affirming and unbiased healthcare services.

Discover the survey we conducted in five countries in order to provide a deeper understanding of trans health in Europe.

Joint comments to the European Court of Human Rights scrutinize a case involving forced surgery for gender recognition in Macedonia.

The Administrative Court in Macedonia decided this week in two cases that the trans women claimants had the right to documents reflecting their gender identity.