Entry #21745: Right to change legal gender in Greece

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RegionGreece
IssueRight to change legal gender
StatusIllegal
Start Date(unknown)
End DateJun 11, 1976
DescriptionPrior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed for trans and intersex people.
Sourceshttps://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13507486.2021.2013447#d1e675

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DescriptionPrior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed for trans and intersex people. Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed for trans and intersex people.
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Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed for trans and intersex people.

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DescriptionPrior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed for trans and intersex people.
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Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. fixed for trans and intersex people.

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DescriptionPrior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed.
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Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. sex, as state authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed.
Sourceshttps://thepressproject.gr/sunenteuksi-me-ton-dikigoro-basili-sotiropoulo-ti-d-e-n-epeteuxthi-me-ton-neo-nomo-gia-tin-tautotita-fulou/https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13507486.2021.2013447#d1e675

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edited by Antotourou. Correcting wording once more

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DescriptionPrior to 1976, Greece there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.Prior to 1976, there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.
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Prior to 1976, Greece there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.

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DescriptionPrior to 1976, Greece had no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.Prior to 1976, Greece there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.
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Prior to 1976, Greece had no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity. there was no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.

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Original entry
StatusIllegal
Start Date(unknown)
End DateJun 11, 1976
DescriptionPrior to 1976, Greece had no legal framework to formally recognize a change in legal sex. Birth certificates, municipal registers (δημοτολόγια) and personal identification documents issued at birth were legally considered fixed. State authorities offered no procedure for an individual to alter their gender marker or legal name to match their gender identity.
Sourceshttps://thepressproject.gr/sunenteuksi-me-ton-dikigoro-basili-sotiropoulo-ti-d-e-n-epeteuxthi-me-ton-neo-nomo-gia-tin-tautotita-fulou/