Entry #1243: Right to change legal gender in Côte d’Ivoire

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RegionCôte d’Ivoire
IssueRight to change legal gender
StatusAmbiguous
Start DateJan 1, 2018
End Date(none)
DescriptionBoth the repealed Civil Status Law (1964) and its replacement, the Law Relating to Civil Status (Law No. 2018-862) (2018) indicate in Chapter 7 that the President of the Abidjan Court of First Instance has the authority to order the "rectification of civil status records" when petitioned by an applicant or by a public prosecutor. The legislation does not specify what data may be changed and under what circumstances, so it is unclear whether trans and gender-diverse persons would be permitted to make amendments thereunder. Any amendments made must be noted in the records of the Civil Registry.
Sourceshttps://database.ilga.org/cote-divoire-lgbti


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edited by chiaralnl. ambiguous, accodring to the Law Relating to Civil Status (Law No. 2018-862)

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ValueIllegal(REMOVED)
Special StatusIllegalAmbiguous
Start Date(unknown)Jan 1, 2018
DescriptionNo laws in place.Both the repealed Civil Status Law (1964) and its replacement, the Law Relating to Civil Status (Law No. 2018-862) (2018) indicate in Chapter 7 that the President of the Abidjan Court of First Instance has the authority to order the "rectification of civil status records" when petitioned by an applicant or by a public prosecutor. The legislation does not specify what data may be changed and under what circumstances, so it is unclear whether trans and gender-diverse persons would be permitted to make amendments thereunder. Any amendments made must be noted in the records of the Civil Registry.
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No laws in place. Both the repealed Civil Status Law (1964) and its replacement, the Law Relating to Civil Status (Law No. 2018-862) (2018) indicate in Chapter 7 that the President of the Abidjan Court of First Instance has the authority to order the "rectification of civil status records" when petitioned by an applicant or by a public prosecutor. The legislation does not specify what data may be changed and under what circumstances, so it is unclear whether trans and gender-diverse persons would be permitted to make amendments thereunder. Any amendments made must be noted in the records of the Civil Registry.

edited by Notdog1996. Wrong status

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Value(REMOVED)Illegal
Special StatusAmbiguousIllegal
Sourceshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa#cite_note-87https://database.ilga.org/cote-divoire-lgbti
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa#cite_note-87 https://database.ilga.org/cote-divoire-lgbti

edited by JuliaB. No laws in place.

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ValueIllegal(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous
DescriptionNo laws in place.
Sourcesno legal text in parlement for thishttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa#cite_note-87
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no legal text in parlement for this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa#cite_note-87

created by hardbear

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Original entry
StatusIllegal
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
Description(empty)
Sourcesno legal text in parlement for this