Announcement: The Constitutional Court Defended the Rights of a Transgender Refugee
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- Megjelent: 2018. június 25. hétfő, 18:07
The Constitutional Court made an important decision last week regarding the case of a transgender individual recognized as a refugee. They decreed that the Hungarian state fails to regulate the legal gender recognition of non-Hungarian citizens legally residing in Hungary. Therefore, the Constitutional Court summoned the Parliament to fulfill their legislative task by December 31, 2018.
Announcement: Transvanilla welcomes the modification of the government decree regarding legal gender recognition
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- Megjelent: 2018. február 04. vasárnap, 17:19
As we previously related in a news brief, the evaluation of gender and name change applications has resumed, after pending since November, 2016. The process was relaunched based on a government decree issued on December 20, 2017, which contains the following new paragraph concerning the change of gender:
Neovagina/neophallus Monologues - Call for Submissions
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- Megjelent: 2014. szeptember 18. csütörtök, 10:15
Be part of our „Neovagina/neophallus Monologues” performance with your written, voice-recorded, or acted work!
Transvanilla welcomes the Hungarian ombudsman’s report on legal gender recognition in the country
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- Megjelent: 2016. október 12. szerda, 18:32
In Hungary, trans people have the possibility to change their legal gender, but the process is not in line with basic human rights standards such as the right to self-determination and the right to a fair trial. In his 29-page report published last week, Hungary’s Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, László Székely, asked the Minister of Human Resources to address these regulatory problems in collaboration with relevant NGOs and professional organisations.
Finland: European Court ruling a blow to transgender rights
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- Megjelent: 2014. július 17. csütörtök, 16:47
A woman from Finland who came out as transgender during her marriage should be allowed to be legally recognized as a female without changing her marital status, Amnesty International said today after the European Court of Human Rights ruled against her.
