European Court of Human Rights Rules Romania Violated Trans Rights

ECtHR found a violation of Art. 8 of the European Convention, in that Romania lacked a clear and foreseeable legal framework for the legal gender recognition.

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

Read about TGEU’s 6th Seminar for Legal Practitioners, where 23 lawyers and legal experts from 13 countries came together to connect in a virtual environment.

Explore TGEU’s UK members about UK government rejection of 2004 Gender Recognition Act reform.

Discover Russia plans to outlaw legal gender recognition and see how you can support Russian trans and LGB community

Explore the European Court of Human Rights judgement: Hungary breached its obligations by rejecting the application for legal gender recognition of a refugee.

Support our calls to action and extend solidarity to Hungarian trans and intersex people facing their government backlash against trans rights.

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

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.

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.

German Parliament agreed to a law proposal that will introduce a third gender marker entry, but requirements exclude non-binary people. Read statements.

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