Entry #12285: Legal recognition of non-binary gender in Mexico

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RegionMexico
IssueLegal recognition of non-binary gender
StatusRecognized
Start DateMay 17, 2023
End Date(none)
DescriptionNon-binary Mexican citizens can choose to have an X as their gender marker rather than choosing male or female.

However, other IDs are handled on a state level basis and not all of them allow the X gender marker.
Sourceshttps://www.thepinknews.com/2023/05/21/mexico-gender-marker-passports/

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edited by Notdog1996. For the sake of consistency

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DescriptionAlthough under this new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female, this does not include drivers licenses or birth certificates which many regions in Mexico do not allow.Non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to have an X as their gender marker rather than choosing male or female.

However, other IDs are handled on a state level basis and not all of them allow the X gender marker.
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Although under this new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female, this does not include drivers licenses or birth certificates which many regions in Mexico do not allow. Non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to have an X as their gender marker rather than choosing male or female. However, other IDs are handled on a state level basis and not all of them allow the X gender marker.

edited by Unknownmiles. It is inaccurate.

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DescriptionUnder the new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female.Although under this new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female, this does not include drivers licenses or birth certificates which many regions in Mexico do not allow.
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Under the new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female. Although under this new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female, this does not include drivers licenses or birth certificates which many regions in Mexico do not allow.

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StatusRecognized
Start DateMay 17, 2023
End Date(none)
DescriptionUnder the new policy, non-binary Mexican citizens can choose to replace a gender category in their passports with an ‘X’ rather than choosing male or female.
Sourceshttps://www.thepinknews.com/2023/05/21/mexico-gender-marker-passports/