Entry #11760: Legal recognition of non-binary gender in Italy

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RegionItaly
IssueLegal recognition of non-binary gender
StatusNot legally recognized
Start Date(unknown)
End DateJun 18, 2024
DescriptionItaly does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities.

However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized.

They are currently the only example of this recognition.
Sourceshttps://www.pinknews.co.uk/2022/03/24/italy-court-rome-non-binary-gender-identity/


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edited by raffaeleclb. Ruling 143/2024 of the Italian constitutional court published on 18/06/2024 stated that a third gender is not permissible for non-binary people.

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edited by Notdog1996. Keep the banter out of the entries

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DescriptionItaly does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. Yes a family has been recognised but it's not national. Also in the constitution it is not recognised. Moreover it's only 1 family recognised by 1 court.
Italy does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities.

However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized.

They are currently the only example of this recognition.
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Italy does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. Yes a family has been recognised but it's not national. Also in the constitution it is not recognised. Moreover it's only 1 family recognised by 1 court. yet legally recognize non-binary identities. However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized. They are currently the only example of this recognition.

edited by Vito12. Making this change because it is not correct.

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Value(REMOVED)Not legally recognized
Special StatusN/A(REMOVED)
DescriptionItaly does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. A family have been recognised but it's not national.
Italy does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. Yes a family has been recognised but it's not national. Also in the constitution it is not recognised. Moreover it's only 1 family recognised by 1 court.
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Italy does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. A family have been recognised but it's not national. Yes a family has been recognised but it's not national. Also in the constitution it is not recognised. Moreover it's only 1 family recognised by 1 court.

edited by cihalcoc. Incorrect status

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ValueNot legally recognized(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)N/A

edited by Vito12. Making this change because it is not correct

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Value(REMOVED)Not legally recognized
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
DescriptionItaly does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts.
Italy does not constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. A family have been recognised but it's not national.
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Italy does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts. constitutionally recognise the 3rd gender. A family have been recognised but it's not national.

edited by Samuel_NOT_Samuele. added

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ValueNot legally recognized(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous
DescriptionItaly does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts.

Non binary gender options missing


Italy does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts.
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Italy does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts. Non binary gender options missing courts.

edited by Vito12. Changing this because it was wrong

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Value(REMOVED)Not legally recognized
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
DescriptionItaly does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities.

However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized.

They are currently the only example of this recognition.
Italy does not yet legally recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts.

Non binary gender options missing


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Italy does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities. However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized. They are currently the only example of this recognition. recognise a 3rd gender however a person has been recognised but legally it's not recognised by all courts. Non binary gender options missing

edited by cihalcoc. Incorrect status

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ValueNot legally recognized(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous

created by Notdog1996

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Original entry
StatusNot legally recognized
Start Date(unknown)
End Date(none)
DescriptionItaly does not yet legally recognize non-binary identities. However, a breaking decision on March 7, 2022, had the Italian court rule in favor of a non-binary person to have their gender recognized. They are currently the only example of this recognition.
Sourceshttps://www.pinknews.co.uk/2022/03/24/italy-court-rome-non-binary-gender-identity/