Joint Statement on the decision to ban puberty blockers for trans youth in the UK

We call on the UK government to reconsider this harmful decision and to engage meaningfully with both the medical and scientific community and civil society groups representing the interests of trans youth and trans adults. 

Each year, on 20 November, trans and gender diverse people (together “trans”) gather as a community to mourn and remember our lost siblings on Trans Day of Remembrance (TDoR). 

Cada año, el 20 de noviembre, las personas trans y de género diverso (en conjunto, "trans") nos agrupamos en comunidad para lamentar y recordar a nuestrxs hermanxs que hemos perdido, en el Día de la Memoria Trans (TDoR). 

Todos os anos, a 20 de Novembro, pessoas trans e de género diverso (coletivamente "trans") se reúnem em comunidade para fazer luto e relembrar a vida des nosses parentes perdides no Dia da Memória Trans (DdMT).

Together with many organisations and individuals committed to gender equality, human rights, and social justice, welcome the latest report from UN Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights, Alexandra Xanthaki, which emphasises the right of all people to participate in sports, including trans, gender diverse, and intersex people.

TGEU is deeply concerned about the recent anti-LGBTI propaganda law passed by the Bulgarian Parliament, which bans references to LGBTI identities and people in schools and educational institutions.

Russia's Supreme Court rules the "international LGBT movement" as an "extremist organisation". What can you do to help?

Kyrgyzstan moves to adopt a law on “foreign representatives”. This bill targets non-profit organisations, and poses a serious threat to democracy and human rights.

Each year, on 20 November, trans and gender-diverse people gather as a community to mourn our lost siblings.

What rights do victims have in the EU? And, what could be done to make them stronger?

Help us track and understand violence & discrimination against trans people in and from Ukraine. This data will be used to advocate at the EU & UN.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that trans parents' legally recognised gender and name do not need to be used in children's birth certificates.