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Czech Court Maintains Mandatory Sterilisation for LGR

Czechia’s Constitutional Court rejected the complaint of a trans person seeking legal gender recognition (LGR) without sterilisation.

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TGEU Sends Letter to Prime Minister of Spain

Read TGEU letter to the Prime Minister of Spain expressing concern about Government’s refusal to support legal gender recognition based on self-determination.

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TGEU, ILGA-Europe, and IGLYO Send Letter to German Ministers

Read TGEU, ILGA-Europe, and IGLYO joint letter to three German Ministers working on the legal gender recognition reform process.

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December 18, 2020

Swiss Parliament Passes Legal Gender Recognition Based on Self-determination

Join TGEU in celebrating progress! Swiss Parliament adopts self-determination for legal gender recognition. A leap forward, yet concerns linger for minors.

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Protect Legal Gender Recognition NOW

TGEU fights against Hungary's bill banning Legal Gender Recognition for trans individuals. Act now to support trans rights and condemn this action.

Legal gender recognition: TGEU, OII Europe, and ILGA-Europe joint letter laying on the Hungarian flag

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Joint Letter to the Hungarian Government

Read and download our joint letter to the Hungarian government insisting on the need to #Drop33 and stop the potential ban of legal gender recognition.

Text 'Joint statement - German Constitutional Court demands a new regulation of sex registrationalong' and the quote 'This ground-breaking judgement is a beacon of hope for anyone outside the norms of sex and gender in Germany and Europe', along with the logos of OII Europe, OII Germany, Bundesvereinigung Trans*, and TGEU

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November 8, 2017

Joint Statement: Civil Society Welcomes Ground-Breaking German Constitutional Court Demand for a New Regulation of Sex Registration

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