EU Proposes Directive on Violence Against Women

TGEU urges the European Parliament to strengthen its commitment to trans and gender-diverse people in its work on gender-based violence and domestic violence.

The trial over the 2018 murder in Paris of Vanesa Campos, a trans sex worker, has ended. Two men have been sentenced to 22 years in prison for ‘gang murder’.

Read Bilitis Foundation's report on the attack on the LGBTI community centre, Rainbow Hub, in Sofia by members of the Bulgarian National Union.

Do you need support empowering your activism? TGEU invites all member organisations to register for free one-on-one consultations on a variety of topics, from wellbeing to policy.

TGEU welcomes a recent report by Council of Europe that focuses on the growing movement that misportrays the fight for LGBTI rights as “gender ideology”.

The Court of Appeal in the United Kingdom allows trans youths to access healthcare without the requirement of prior judicial approval.

Trans women make history! TGEU congratulates Tessa Ganserer and Nyke Slawik, the first out trans members of the next German parliament.

TGEU welcomes the European Parliament’s resolution calling on the European Commission to propose identifying gender-based violence as a new area of crime.

The European Parliament adopted a historic resolution strengthening the rights of families of LGBTI persons this week.

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.

The Venice Commission recommends that the legal gender recognition (LGR) system comply with requirements of both international human rights law and Hungarian non-discrimination norms.

Our comments on the case of a Russian trans man whose two foster children were removed from his home on account of his gender identity and transition.