Transvanilla condemns the legislation passed by the Hungarian Parliament yesterday
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- Megjelent: 2021. június 16. szerda, 09:20
Transvanilla condemns the legislation passed by the Hungarian Parliament yesterday that restricts children's right to sexual health, sexual health education, freedom of expression and information, and discriminates against many children and their families living in the country.
Name from the Past - an initiative hosted by Transvanilla
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- Megjelent: 2021. június 14. hétfő, 10:57
Beanpole, crater face, bony, big ears, tin grin - just a few of those insults, nicknames that were used without consent. This happens with many people and most of us can leave these behind, overcome or get used to while growing up. However trans women and men can not do that, they have to carry their birth name for their whole life. Even if it does not fit them. An initiative called Name from the Past was created to highlight this issue.
More than 100.000 people demand the European Commission to protect Hungarian trans and intersex people
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- Megjelent: 2020. november 29. vasárnap, 19:22
Transvanilla has delivered the petition to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urging her to ensure all possible tools are being used to protect the fundamental rights of Hungarian trans and intersex people.
Press release: The ruling of the Constitutional Court fails to resolve the situation of trans people
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- Megjelent: 2021. március 19. péntek, 09:00
In a decision by the Constitutional Court in response to a request by a lower court, a provision which prohibits legal gender recognition may no longer be applied to pending cases, as this would amount to retroactive legislation.1
ILGA-Europe, TGEU and Transvanilla welcome landmark judgement from the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) recognising the right of refugees to legal gender recognition
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- Megjelent: 2020. július 16. csütörtök, 17:01
In the judgement Rana v. Hungary delivered today, the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) held that Hungary had breached its obligation to protect the right to private life under Article 8 of the Convention by rejecting the application of an Iranian transgender refugee to have his name and sex marker changed officially.
