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Joint statement: Kazakhstan risks further affiliating with Russia after MP requested to ban a leading LGBTI human rights group as “extremist”.

Joint statement: EU Court of Justice strengthens trans rights by calling for the automatic recognition in birth certificates

Joint statement: Welcoming European Court judgement on Poland’s failure to protect same-sex couples married abroad

Joint statement: EU Court of Justice Advocate General calls on Hungary to correct trans refugee’s gender marker in national registries

Joint statement on Italian Constitutional Court ruling on non-binary & trans persons’ rights

Latvia failed to protect human rights of victim of a homophobic attack, european Court finds

Joint Statement: Human rights groups regret outcome of European Court ruling on France’s criminalisation policies in relation to sex work

Trans woman should have been allowed access to hormone therapy in prison, says European Court

Joint Statement welcoming European Court ruling that Russia’s trans parent’s foster-care termination violates family rights

Joint Statement: European Court confirms requirement for legal gender recognition in Bulgaria despite rejected complaint

Joint statement in support of South African athlete Caster Semenya

EU Court of Justice Advocate General calls for automatic recognition of legal gender recognition in birth certificates

European court to hear landmark case regarding discrimination against non-binary people

Top European Court Strikes Out Case Against Azerbaijan for LGBTI Arrest and Torture

ILGA-Europe’s statement on the Russian Supreme Court banning ‘the International LGBT movement” as extremist

Significant European Court judgments in two cases concerning violence against LGBTI people involving state agents

Statement on today’s vote to ban legal gender recognition in Russia

Romania failed to protect same-sex couples, European court rules

Romanian transgender man’s landmark case requesting that Romania acknowledges his UK gender recognition referred to the Court of Justice of the European Union

European Court rules against Lithuania labelling LGBTI-inclusive fairytale book harmful to children

After Polish Case, CJEU Rules to Protect Self-employed Workers based on Sexual Orientation

LGBTI organisations welcome EU parental recognition proposal with the best interests of the child at its core

Sexual orientation is not a reason to terminate a contract with a self-employed worker, says Advocate General of the CJEU

Rainbow families have the right to move and reside freely, EU court reiterates

The United Nations has identified LGBTI people as a group specifically affected by the war in Ukraine

A Marathon, not a sprint: how we’re responding to the invasion of Ukraine