Self-determination Model Presented to Finnish Parliament

Explore TGEU’s take on Finnish government proposal to introduce self-determination in gender recognition

The case L v Lithuania is still under supervision of the Committee of Ministers (CM) at the Council of Europe.

TGEU urges Swedish government to ensure LGR procedures are based on self-determination.

The report on LGR welcomes developments over the last years, but testifies that progress is still too slow and often hampered by anti-gender attacks.

The Parliament of Andorra has adopted its first law to regulate legal gender recognition.

CoE Committee of Ministers noted Hungary’s lack of measures to create an appropriate solution for lawfully settled third country nationals applying for LGR.

Czechia’s Constitutional Court rejected the complaint of a trans person seeking legal gender recognition (LGR) without sterilisation.

Get 5 factsheets on legal gender recognition, highlighting key findings from a study commissioned by the EU Commission.

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

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

Read TGEU letter to the Prime Minister of Spain expressing concern about Government’s refusal to support legal gender recognition based on self-determination.

Read TGEU, ILGA-Europe, and IGLYO joint letter to three German Ministers working on the legal gender recognition reform process.