Right to change legal gender: Legal, no restrictions from Jul 1, 2024 to (none).
As of July 2024, people born in Massachusetts no longer require medical intervention. Meaning there is no restrictions on getting a birth certificate amended. Drivers licenses are able to be changed…
Intersex infant surgery: Full ban from Nov 8, 2023 to (none).
Gov. Hochul signed Senate Bill S5399, giving parents information about intersex infants. This will ensure parents are given the right information about the surgeries. Gov. Hochul said “Every…
"Federally it is Illegal, states have not followed directions from the governement"
Right to change legal gender: Varies by Region from Jan 20, 2025 to (none).
President Trump issued an executive order to "defend women", the order creates only male and female terms. Also stated in the terms, federal funding will not go towards
(i) changes to…
Right to change legal gender: Varies by Region from Jan 20, 2025 to (none).
President Trump issued an executive order to "defend women", the order creates only male and female terms. Also stated in the terms, federal funding will not go towards
(i) changes to…
"President trump again wants to remove everything "
Right to change legal gender: Varies by Region from Apr 11, 2022 to Jan 20, 2025.
As of 2022, all passports are able to get a gender marker X on the US State website or in person. Social Security will be able to change the name as well, unknown of the date when allowed. Check any…
Serving openly in military: Legal from Feb 26, 2021 to Jan 20, 2025.
President Biden removed former President Trumps ban on transgender people serving in the military, transgender people are still allowed to serve as of 2024.
A year after the ban was lifted…
LGBT employment discrimination: Sexual orientation and gender identity from Jun 15, 2020 to Jan 20, 2025.
As of June 15th, 2020 the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that discrimination in employment based on sexual orientation or gender identity is illegal under Title VII the Civil Rights…
Serving openly in military: Legal from Feb 26, 2021 to (none).
President Biden removed former President Trumps ban on transgender people serving in the military, transgender people are still allowed to serve as of 2024.
A year after the ban was lifted…
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Same-sex marriage: Unrecognized from (unknown) to (none).
The Civil Code (Law No. 10/2011), states the following:
Article 1467 (Notion of marriage): Marriage is the contract concluded between two people of different sex who want to start a family…
In 1998, Syria adopted the ICD-10 classification, which contains codes for diagnosing transsexualism in adulthood and childhood, which authorize the initiation of medical transition.
Homosexual activity: Legal from (unknown) to (none).
Homosexuality is legal in this region as it is legal throughout the whole country and has been since 1889. Not to be confused with the fact that the government finally recognized homosexuality as…
"Reverting to revision #41482: Syria has fallen but there is still much to wait "
Homosexual activity: Illegal (imprisonment as punishment) from 1949 to (none).
Article 520 of the Penal Code (1949) criminalizes “unnatural sexual intercourse.” Potential imprisonment of up to 3 years. Not enforced by regime.
In 2003 Syria, at the UN Commission on Human…
"Reverting to revision #41491: please so not change the edits unless it becomes law "
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from 1949 to (none).
Article 208 of the Penal Code (1949) prohibits "offensive public utterances" in writing, graphics, images, and other forms of expression.
Before the civil war, it was reported that films…
"Reverting to revision #41487: laws have not been changed, please do not change fhem"
Censorship of LGBT issues: State-enforced from 1949 to (none).
Article 208 of the Penal Code (1949) prohibits "offensive public utterances" in writing, graphics, images, and other forms of expression.
Before the civil war, it was reported that films…
Gender-affirming care: Legal from Jun 12, 2023 to (none).
Currently there are no known laws specifically on gender affirming care. New York City has an ordinance for those who are getting gender affirming care the provider cannot be detained for giving…
"fixed everything about this, this was ONLY for Minors under the age of 18, it is not fully banned "
Conversion therapy: Ambiguous from Jan 25, 2019 to (none).
New York has passed a law regarding conversion therapy for minors under the age of 18. Over the age of 18, people can be subjected to conversion therapy.
"added the press release from the DOH for the date for gender "X" on birth certificates"
Right to change legal gender: Legal, no restrictions from Jun 24, 2021 to (none).
The Gender Recognition Act allows for LGBTQ people to change their gender on their drivers licenses or permits. Anyone over 17 is able to do so without a parent, Under 17 requires a parent. Gender…
Gender-affirming care: Legal, but banned for minors from Oct 2023 to (none).
As of Oct 2023 minors under the age of 18 are unable to receive gender affirming care, there was an exception to those already on hormones. Before Aug 1st 2023 minors can continue hormones, minors…
"Was not made aware there was another bill at the time "
Gender-affirming care: Legal from (unknown) to Oct 2023.
North Carolina Adults and minors are able to get gender affirming care, now through insurance, if they are employed. Circuit court ruled April 29th that state insurance must pay for gender affirming…
"editied because of a banned member, it was suggested "
Right to change legal gender: Legal, no restrictions from Apr 19, 2021 to (none).
As of 2021 all New Jersey IDs will cover gender "X" on Permits, Drivers licenses and non driver ID's. This comes a little before New York signed their law also covering gender…
"Please do not add bias opinions about the legislature "
Homosexual activity: Legal from Jun 26, 2003 to (none).
The US Supreme Court's ruling issued in Lawrence v. Texas (2003) struck down all sodomy laws on the basis of privacy and liberty. The decision overturned any laws remaining in all US states…