The European Court of Human Rights (Affaire Y v. France 2023) addresses the question of whether or not a member state is required to provide that an intersex person can be registered on the birth certificate using a gender other than male/female. The judges decided that states are free to consider whether or not to abandon the binary system thus recognizing a third gender for intersex persons.
Affaire Y c. France, ric. n. 76888/17, 31 gennaio 2023. Le persone intersessuali e il terzo genere: ciascuno Stato Membro può procedere al proprio ritmo.
Francesca Brunetta d'Usseaux
2023-01-01
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The European Court of Human Rights (Affaire Y v. France 2023) addresses the question of whether or not a member state is required to provide that an intersex person can be registered on the birth certificate using a gender other than male/female. The judges decided that states are free to consider whether or not to abandon the binary system thus recognizing a third gender for intersex persons.
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