Spain Moves One Step Closer to Self-determination for Trans People

The Spanish government approved a legal gender recognition bill based on self-determination, which now starts its legislative process.

TGEU is deeply concerned over recent remarks by Czech President Miloš Zeman calling trans people “disgusting.”

On 21 and 22 June, Trans United Europe is hosting the Trans Migrant BPOC Alliance Conference in Barcelona, Spain.

TGEU is deeply disappointed with Spain’s Congress refusion to allow a much-needed gender identity bill to start its legislative process.

Read about Hungarian Constitutional Court's recent ruling declaring one of the provisions of last year’s legal gender recognition ban to be unconstitutional.

Explore TGEU contribution encouraging the European Commission to address the situation of trans people at the workplace in the OSH framework 2020-2027.

European Parliament adopts resolution that brings attention to the deterioration of human rights and crackdown on civil society in Kazakhstan.

TGEU welcomes the intention of the Spanish Government of regulating the legal gender recognition and protecting trans people from discrimination.

What does the new EU LGBTIQ Strategy mean for trans people? Richar Köhler explains in an interview with Caroline Ausserer of the Grunda Werner Institute of the Heinrich Böll Foundation.

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.

Check out our achievements of 2020: COVID response, advocacy for trans rights, campaigns for equality. Join us as we tackle critical issues in 2021.

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