Trans rights and freedoms under threat in Türkiye

Trans people in Türkiye are the direct targets of recently proposed sweeping legislative changes.

TGEU is seeking an experienced Grants Development Officer to start on 1 June 2025. The position is based in Berlin, Germany.

Funding worth 90,000 Euros available for four of TGEU's member organisations. Find out how to apply.

The European Union faces a critical moment requiring immediate action to assert its leadership in global healthcare equity and human rights. The recent disruption of international HIV funding streams has created an urgent need to protect essential healthcare services, particularly for trans communities worldwide.

The European Commission's new roadmap on women's rights underscores the importance of gender equality in EU policy making.

Today, the European Court of Justice (CJEU) issued a judgment in the case of Deldits (C-247/23), stating that national authorities responsible for keeping public registers (such as asylum registers) should correct data on gender identity when it is inaccurately recorded.

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World Athletics has announced a new stakeholder consultation while it reviews eligibility criteria for the Female Category at the elite level. However, the consultation process is deeply biased and is designed to increase restrictions on trans and intersex athletes, excluding them from competing.

The European Commission plans to withdraw the proposed Directive on anti-discrimination. Sign the petition to demand its reconsideration and keep working towards EU protection against discrimination in all areas of life.

Join us for online membership meeting, where we will connect, share strategies to cope with challenges and explore alternative fundraising.

TGEU — Trans Europe and Central Asia — calls on European leaders to take immediate action in response to a worsening global health and human rights crisis disproportionately impacting trans people and other marginalised communities.

We warmly invite non-binary adults in Europe and Central Asia to take part in a new research survey exploring their experiences with the law.