Sixteen trans and gender diverse activists from fifteen countries across all regions of the world – including Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, North America, the Pacific, and the Caribbean – participated in the first Trans Advocacy Week at the 35th Session of the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva. Read More »Joint Statement on Trans Advocacy Week at the UN Human Rights Council 35th Session
From discussions at the Third International Intersex Forum in Malta, December 2013, a meeting of activists and experts took place in Geneva, in September 2014,… Read More »Intersex Issues in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD)
New amfAR and GATE Report Highlights Community-Led Efforts in Transgender Health and Advocacy At High Risk for HIV, Transgender Individuals Are Organizing and Advocating for… Read More »Lessons from the Front Lines: Trans Health and Rights
Report of Meeting of Trans* Activists, Donors, and Other Key Stakeholders published Both the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria (GFATM) and the… Read More »Funding the Trans* HIV Response
This 2013 report summarizes the discrimination and multiple challenges facing trans* and intersex organisations fighting for human rights.
GATE’s 2014 report “Advancing Trans* Movements Worldwide” documents discussions on better coordination and collaboration on trans* and intersex funding.
This document contains recommendations submitted to WHO in 2013 concerning the proposed category of “Gender Incongruence of Childhood”.
This publication is GATE’s English translation of the Argentinian Gender Identity Law as approved by the Senate of Argentina on May 8, 2012.
This document discusses alternative models for trans health classifications in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-10) for the ICD-11.
This publication is a two page summary of Gender Identity and Human Rights laws and violations globally, drawing on the Yogyakarta Principles definition of gender identity.