ILGA-Europe, TGEU and Transvanilla welcome landmark judgement from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) recognising the right of refugees to legal gender recognition
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- Megjelent: 2020. július 16. csütörtök, 17:01
In the judgement Rana v. Hungary delivered today, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) held that Hungary had breached its obligation to protect the right to private life under Article 8 of the Convention by rejecting the application of an Iranian transgender refugee to have his name and sex marker changed officially.
#LGRforHungary - Call to action page
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- Megjelent: 2020. június 22. hétfő, 15:11
Transvanilla continues the campaign aiming to open the possibility of legal gender recognition in Hungary. As part of this, individuals and organisations can help us the following ways:
Legal gender recognition (LGR) for Hungary!
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- Megjelent: 2020. május 19. kedd, 13:58
The Hungarian Parliament voted in favor of a bill today that outlaws legal gender recognition in the country.
PRESS RELEASE - Transvanilla Association representing two trans applicants turns to the Constitutional Court
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- Megjelent: 2020. május 28. csütörtök, 19:50
The amendment to the Act on Civil Registration Procedure, which outlaws legal gender recognition in Hungary comes into effect after being signed by János Áder, President of Hungary. The Constitutional Court remains the last option in the country to stop the government’s amok run. Transvanilla Transgender Association on behalf of two persons affected by the law, files a constitutional complaint to the Constitutional Court the day it comes into force, seeking a declaration that the law is unconstitutional and therefore should be annulled.
PRESS RELEASE: The Hungarian government moves to ban legal gender recognition
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- Megjelent: 2020. április 01. szerda, 22:23
The Hungarian government plans to ban legal gender recognition. However, according to international human rights standards, the government can not run away from his responsibility.
