For Intersex Day of Remembrance, we call upon the international community to join intersex-led efforts to put an end to human rights violations in medical settings and to make the right to truth, justice and reparations a reality for intersex people everywhere.
Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Journal  invited GATE to write a guest blog on issues of reproductive justice and transphobia.
Read GATE’s 2018 Annual Report to discover what we are doing to respond to past and present challenges and to strategize for the future.
Gender Identity and Reproductive Autonomy examines how the right to family and to benefit from scientific progress has deconstructed biology, sex, gender and roles.
This APT manual provides practical guidance on this topic, and covers prisons, police custody and immigration detention facilities.
GATE calls on WHO to amend the ICD-11 to break the link between classifications of diseases and violations of human rights.
This document is a joint submission to the UN IE SOGI in 2017 on language related to gender identity and expression.
Gender Is Not An Illness presents the argument that the pathologization of trans people infringes international human rights law.
Intersex and the Yogyakarta Principles +10 encourages better recognition of intersex human rights issues by people who use a SOGI framework.
The State of Intersex Organizing intends to provoke dialogue among activists and donors to increase resources for the global intersex movement.
Demand a safer environment for trans and gender diverse communities & Call on President Yoweri Museveni NOT to sign the Ugandan Anti-Homosexuality Bill into law!
Join our #StopHate campaign for Trans Day of Visibility – click on the social media icons below!
