Entry #12279: Right to change legal gender in Slovakia

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RegionSlovakia
IssueRight to change legal gender
StatusLegal, but requires surgery
Start DateJan 1, 1970
End Date-0001
DescriptionPrior to 2022, Gender change was legal and easier to access
Sourceshttps://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf https://transrightsmap.tgeu.org/


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Revision by Canadianstudent03. Prior to 2022, Gender change was legal and easier to access

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End Date(NONE)-0001
DescriptionCzechoslovak law from 1970 applies in Slovakia.
Transgender people in Slovakia have the right to change their legal gender after undergoing sterilization
Prior to 2022, Gender change was legal and easier to access
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Czechoslovak law from 1970 applies in Slovakia. Transgender people in Slovakia have the right to change their legal gender after undergoing sterilization Prior to 2022, Gender change was legal and easier to access

Revision by JuliaB. Law is currently active

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End Date2022(NONE)

Revision by Canadianstudent03. De facto impossible since 2022

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End Date(NONE)2022

Revision by JuliaB. Czechoslovak law from 1970 applies in Slovakia

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Value(REMOVED)Legal, but requires surgery
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
Start Date(NONE)Jan 1, 1970
DescriptionAllowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022Czechoslovak law from 1970 applies in Slovakia.
Transgender people in Slovakia have the right to change their legal gender after undergoing sterilization
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Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022 Czechoslovak law from 1970 applies in Slovakia. Transgender people in Slovakia have the right to change their legal gender after undergoing sterilization
Sourceshttps://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdfhttps://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf
https://transrightsmap.tgeu.org/
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https://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf https://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf https://transrightsmap.tgeu.org/

Revision by Canadianstudent03. It’s near impossible as of 2023

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ValueLegal, but requires surgery(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous
DescriptionA legal change of gender is obtained through the local registry office. This process includes obtaining a new birth certificate or a personal identification number (called a Birth Number) and has been possible since the 1970s.Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022
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A legal change of gender is obtained through the local registry office. This process includes obtaining a new birth certificate or a personal identification number (called a Birth Number) and has been possible since the 1970s. Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022

Revision by JuliaB. Czechoslovak law was never abolished

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Value(REMOVED)Legal, but requires surgery
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
DescriptionAllowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022A legal change of gender is obtained through the local registry office. This process includes obtaining a new birth certificate or a personal identification number (called a Birth Number) and has been possible since the 1970s.
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Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022 A legal change of gender is obtained through the local registry office. This process includes obtaining a new birth certificate or a personal identification number (called a Birth Number) and has been possible since the 1970s.
Sourceshttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/17/slovakia-block-legal-recognition-trans-people-lgbtqhttps://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf
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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/17/slovakia-block-legal-recognition-trans-people-lgbtq https://lgbt-ep.eu/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/NOTE-20100601-PE425.621-Transgender-Persons-Rights-in-the-EU-Member-States.pdf

Revision by Canadianstudent03. Vito12 is continuing to edit the source without knowledge

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ValueLegal, but requires surgery(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous

Revision by Vito12. If this is wrong please change it

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ValueLegal, no restrictionsLegal, but requires surgery

Revision by Vito12. If this is wrong please change it

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Value(REMOVED)Legal, no restrictions
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
DescriptionIn Slovakia, there is ongoing debate wherever trans people should be legally allowed to change their gender, it is already de facto impossible for a Slovak to change it legally Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022
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In Slovakia, there is ongoing debate wherever trans people should be legally allowed to change their gender, it is already de facto impossible for a Slovak to change it legally Allowed to change legal gender by law and in theory. De facto almost impossible since 2022

Revision by Canadianstudent03. Someone called Vito12 has been editing without sources, I’m here to fix their damage

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ValueLegal, no restrictions(REMOVED)
Special Status(REMOVED)Ambiguous
Start DateMar 3, 2023(NONE)
DescriptionAllowed to change legal gender by lawIn Slovakia, there is ongoing debate wherever trans people should be legally allowed to change their gender, it is already de facto impossible for a Slovak to change it legally
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Allowed to change legal gender by law In Slovakia, there is ongoing debate wherever trans people should be legally allowed to change their gender, it is already de facto impossible for a Slovak to change it legally
Sourceshttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Slovakiahttps://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/17/slovakia-block-legal-recognition-trans-people-lgbtq
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Slovakia https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/may/17/slovakia-block-legal-recognition-trans-people-lgbtq

Revision by Vito12. If this is wrong please say

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Value(REMOVED)Legal, no restrictions
Special StatusAmbiguous(REMOVED)
DescriptionOn March 3, 2023, the once suspended standards of care for transgender people have been once again signed into force and republished by the former Minister of Health Vladimír Lengvarský. However, the impact of the standards in regards to access to the care and acceptance by the civil registries remains to be seen.Allowed to change legal gender by law
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On March 3, 2023, the once suspended standards of care for transgender people have been once again signed into force and republished by the former Minister of Health Vladimír Lengvarský. However, the impact of the standards in regards to access to the care and acceptance by the civil registries remains to be seen. Allowed to change legal gender by law
Sourceshttps://dennikn.sk/3266478/lengvarsky-schvalil-standard-pre-transrodovych-ludi-a-umoznil-zapisat-zmenu-pohlavia-aj-bez-chirurgickeho-zakroku/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Slovakia
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https://dennikn.sk/3266478/lengvarsky-schvalil-standard-pre-transrodovych-ludi-a-umoznil-zapisat-zmenu-pohlavia-aj-bez-chirurgickeho-zakroku/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Slovakia
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