Europe can celebrate a landmark trans rights judgment in Luxembourg one week, yet still leave trans people fearing rising hate and legal limbo in countries just a short flight away. But what is actually the state of transgender rights in Europe?
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In March, the EU’s top court ruled in favour of a Bulgarian transgender woman who wanted to correct the gender and name recorded in her civil registry.
Some say this is a landmark decision for trans rights in Europe.
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