Sweden Proposes Legal Gender Recognition Reform Without Self-determination

TGEU urges Swedish government to ensure LGR procedures are based on self-determination.

The report on LGR welcomes developments over the last years, but testifies that progress is still too slow and often hampered by anti-gender attacks.

The Parliament of Andorra has adopted its first law to regulate legal gender recognition.

CoE Committee of Ministers noted Hungary’s lack of measures to create an appropriate solution for lawfully settled third country nationals applying for LGR.

We are concerned about EU migration pact, which may harm trans asylum seekers. Unaddressed rights issues persist.

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.'

TGEU welcomes European Commission guidelines for national LGBTIQ Equality Action Plans.

On this International Sex Workers Day, TGEU and ESWA urge states to decriminalise sex work.

Explore TGEU's 'Jumping ropes' report on trans parenthood, which sheds light on the difficult situations trans parents find themselves in.

Read about TGEU’s concerns about anti-LGBT attacks in Ukraine, despite mutual support of Ukrainian civil society in the face of the war.

Discover TGEU's interactive Trans Rights Map 2022, released on the occasion of IDAHOBIT to document the rights of trans people in Europe and Central Asia.