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TGEU's Trans Murder Monitoring 2026 recorded 273 reported murders of trans and gender-diverse people worldwide, about one every 32 hours. In Europe, 13 were reported, most of them migrant trans women. Here's what the data says ahead of Trans Day of Remembrance on November 20.
TGEU just published the first review of national court rulings on trans-specific healthcare across the EU. From a Danish six-year waiting list to a Croatian mastectomy fight, here's what trans people have won, lost and learned in court.
Late October raids across seven Turkish cities detained 45 people, most of them trans women, over their social media posts. Then came İzmir. Here's what happened, what detainees describe inside the cells, and what rights groups are demanding.
TGEU's tenth European and Central Asian Trans Council opened in Slovenia under a theme that insists on joy — held against a backdrop of asylum failures, litigation battles and a continent-wide political backlash.
Ireland gets real credit for self-determined gender recognition. But the 2026 Trans Rights Index and Map shows the country scoring zero on healthcare and family rights — and advocates say the gap is no longer easy to ignore.
Iceland scored 30 out of 32 on TGEU's annual ranking of trans rights in Europe and Central Asia. There's no dramatic recent reform driving it — just a decade of small, undramatic changes that quietly compound.
TGEU's annual trans rights ranking arrived this week alongside ILGA-Europe's Rainbow Map. The headline: when European governments stand still or roll back protections, courts and movements are the ones moving the needle.
