This Consensus Statement consolidates the key ideas and views shared during ‘Unfinished Business: The EU mandate we need to achieve the 2030 UNAIDS Goals,’ a roundtable discussion held in Brussels earlier this year.

This report unpacks the data behind our Trans Health Map 2022. It clarifies the availability and accessibility of trans healthcare in the EU.

What improvements are in the new World Professional Association of Transgender Health (WPATH) Standards of Care for Trans and Gender-Diverse People?

Conversation around essential healthcare for young trans people turned extremely tense. This has led to rollbacks in several countries.

Explore TGEU's first edition of the Trans Health Map. This map tracks the availability and accessibility of trans-specific healthcare in the EU.

Come together and support our call for complete depathologisation of trans and gender-diverse identities.

The protocol lays down, for the first time, guidelines to be followed by medical professionals when providing trans-specific healthcare.

The report on the situation of sexual and reproductive health rights for trans people in the EU was adopted within the framework of women’s health.

Read about trans healthcare rights in Europe and Central Asia. Access issues persist in England, Germany, Norway, Ireland, and Kazakhstan. Action needed.

Discover Dutch historic turnaround Ministers publicly apologise, scrap 1985 trans law, and offer compensation. TGEU celebrates progress and thanks activists.

Join the International Day of Action for Trans Depathologisation. Advocate for trans rights, combat discrimination, and ensure healthcare access.