It's 2025 and the whole of the United Kingdom (including England) has fallen behind on LGBTQIA+ rights because of right-wing propaganda and TERF rhetoric. Luckily, most people who are aware of my…
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Recognized from May 28, 2018 to (none).
It has been possible to have an X on passports since 2018, but doing so required hiring an attorney and going through a costly process.
However, in 2021, judges in Arnhem ruled that a non-binary…
Blood donations by MSMs: Legal with restrictions from Sep 1, 2024 to Jan 1, 2024.
Sanquin concluded from research that the risk of blood-borne infections is minimal, and any man in a monogamous relationship with another man has been able to become a blood donor with no deferral…
Blood donations by MSMs: Legal from Jan 1, 2024 to (none).
Since January 1st, 2024, all restrictions on MSM’s donating blood (within the Kingdom of the Netherlands, including Aruba) have been lifted. They will be evaluated under the same criteria as…
Blood donations by MSMs: Legal with restrictions from Sep 1, 2021 to Jan 1, 2024.
Sanquin concluded from research that the risk of blood-borne infections is minimal, and any man in a monogamous relationship with another man has been able to become a blood donor with no deferral…
Blood donations by MSMs: Legal from Jan 1, 2024 to (none).
Since January 1st, 2024, all restrictions on MSM’s donating blood (within the Netherlands and its territories) have been lifted. They will be evaluated under the same criteria as everyone else.
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Intersex only from 1993 to May 28, 2018.
Since 1993, under article 19(c) of the Civil Code, “if the child’s gender is doubtful, the birth certificate will record that the sex of the child could not be determined”. This could only be…
Legal recognition of non-binary gender: Recognized from May 28, 2018 to (none).
It has been possible to have an X on passports since 2018, but doing so required hiring an attorney and going through a costly process.
However, in 2021, judges in Arnhem ruled that a non-binary…
Gender-affirming care: Legal from Jan 1, 1975 to (none).
France (including the territory of French Polynesia) allows transition care for adults and minors.
Minors can access puberty blockers, hormone replacement therapy, and in some cases, mastectomies.…