Gender-affirming care: Legal, but banned for minors from Jun 3, 2024 to (none).
On May 29th 2024, the UK voted to "close the loophole" by banning private care physicians as well as prescribers registered in the European Economic Area or Switzerland from prescribing…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but banned for minors from Jun 3, 2024 to (none).
On May 29th 2024, the UK voted to "close the loophole" by banning private care physicians as well as prescribers registered in the European Economic Area or Switzerland from prescribing…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but banned for minors from May 31, 2024 to (none).
On May 29th 2024, the UK voted to "close the loophole" by banning private care physicians as well as prescribers registered in the European Economic Area or Switzerland from prescribing…
"Removing ILGA as a source. Surgery is still necessary despite activism pushing Cuba to remove the criteria"
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from Jan 1, 2008 to (none).
The gender marker on identity documents can only be changed if the applicant has undergone gender affirmation surgery, specifically genital surgery. The petitioner must submit their request for a…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but restricted for minors from Mar 12, 2024 to Jun 3, 2024.
On March 12th 2024, England stopped the NHS from prescribing puberty blockers to minors. The drugs can still be accessed in the private sector, but are no longer covered in the public healthcare…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but banned for minors from Jun 3, 2024 to (none).
On May 29th 2024, the UK voted to "close the loophole" by banning private care physicians as well as prescribers registered in the European Economic Area or Switzerland from prescribing…
"It will effectively be banned and not just restricted, so changing the status"
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but restricted for minors from Mar 12, 2024 to Jul 3, 2024.
On March 12th 2024, England stopped the NHS from prescribing puberty blockers to minors. The drugs can still be accessed in the private sector, but are no longer covered in the public healthcare…
Gender-affirming care: Legal from Jan 1, 1975 to (none).
France allows transition care for adults and minors.
Minors can access puberty blockers, hormone replacement therapy, and in some cases, mastectomies. Genital surgeries are however reserved for…
Gender-affirming care: Legal from Jan 1, 1975 to May 28, 2024.
France allows transition care for adults and minors.
Minors can access puberty blockers, hormone replacement therapy, and in some cases, mastectomies. Genital surgeries are however reserved for…
Gender-affirming care: Restricted from Jan 1, 1920 to Jan 1, 1975.
France banned gender reassignment surgeries on people who were not intersex until 1975. However, hormones were accessible without a prescription.
Trans people would often go to Germany or…
Blood donations by MSMs: Banned (indefinite deferral) from Jan 1, 1983 to Jul 9, 2016.
In 1983, in response to the HIV epidemic, the Directorate General of Health banned MSMs from donating blood indefinitely. This ban was reiterated in 2009.
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but restricted for minors from May 28, 2024 to (none).
On May 28th 2024, the French Senate voted to ban certain medical interventions for minors. Hormone replacement therapy and reassignment surgeries are now reserved for adults.
Minors can receive…
"The ICD-10 is not pertinent to GAC entries. Entries need to be more specific. Also, new status"
Gender-affirming care: Legal from Jan 1, 2000 to May 28, 2024.
France allows transition care for adults and minors.
Minors can access puberty blockers, hormone replacement therapy, and in some cases, mastectomies. Genital surgeries are however reserved for…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but restricted for minors from Feb 1, 2022 to (none).
Starting in February 2022, Sweden began restricting gender affirming care to minors with the Sweden’s National Board of Health and Welfare saying that "the risks outweigh the benefits…
Right to change legal gender: Legal, but requires surgery from (unknown) to Jan 1, 1983.
Before 1983, it was possible for trans people to change their legal gender after receiving surgery.
If medical opinion states that the individual is their
desired gender, courts should comply…
Right to change legal gender: Ambiguous from Jan 1, 1983 to (none).
Malaysia banned gender recognition of transgender people in 1983. A trans individual does not currently have the right to change their legal gender. A recent court ruling in favour of allowing trans…
Gender-affirming care: Banned from Jan 1, 1983 to (none).
Malaysia banned gender affirming surgeries in 1983. Transgender people generally go to Thailand to receive care, but by their own means as the government doesn't recognize or allow it.