Countries

Comprehensive anti-discrimination laws and healthcare access. Legal gender recognition through self-ID. Affirming societal attitudes.

Self-ID implemented in 2016. Strong legal protections and accessible trans-specific healthcare services.

Leader in LGBTQ+ rights with early adoption of same-sex marriage and comprehensive anti-discrimination laws.

Self-ID available. Strong protections and inclusive healthcare access. Affirming public attitudes.

Leading European nation for trans rights. Self-ID available, strong anti-discrimination laws, and excellent healthcare access.

Self-ID law enacted in 2024, enhancing legal recognition. Strong anti-discrimination measures and accessible trans healthcare.

Self-ID for legal gender change. Access to healthcare improving. Strong anti-discrimination laws.

Self-ID and comprehensive legal protections in place. Accessible healthcare and supportive public attitudes.

Self-ID law passed in 2023. Strong legal protections and generally affirming social climate.

Pioneering LGBTQ+ rights with early adoption of same-sex marriage and gender identity laws. Strong legal protections and generally affirming climate.

Comprehensive legal protections, including self-ID and a ban on conversion practices. Strong public support and inclusive healthcare access.

As an overseas department of France, French Guiana follows French law. Self-ID is available, with strong legal protections and access to healthcare.

Recent reforms introduced self-ID and removed sterilization requirements. Comprehensive healthcare and legal protections in place.

Robust legal protections with self-ID and comprehensive healthcare. High public acceptance and inclusive policies.

Self-ID available with supportive legal framework. Accessible healthcare and high public acceptance.

Legal recognition of same-sex unions and adoption rights. Progressive legal framework, though societal acceptance varies.

Progressive legal framework with self-ID and anti-discrimination laws. Accessible trans healthcare and affirming social climate.

Self-ID laws in place. Accessible healthcare and a supportive social climate.

Legal gender change without surgery. Limited healthcare access. Anti-discrimination laws in place.

Legal gender recognition requires medical assessment. Anti-discrimination protections exist; healthcare access is improving.

Same-sex marriage legalized in 2019. Legal protections against discrimination, but societal challenges persist.

Legal gender recognition without medical prerequisites. Anti-discrimination laws exist, but public attitudes vary regionally.

Follows Denmark’s progressive policies. Legal gender recognition and protections in place.

Legal gender change without surgery. Limited healthcare access. Anti-discrimination laws in place.

Legal gender change without surgery. Limited healthcare access. Anti-discrimination laws in place.

Progressive policies with legal gender recognition. Access to healthcare services is available. Affirming societal attitudes.

Self-ID available since 2015. Comprehensive legal protections and generally supportive public attitudes.

Legal gender recognition available with medical documentation. Anti-discrimination protections in place.

Recent legalization of same-sex marriage and adoption rights. Advancements in gender identity recognition and anti-discrimination laws.

Legal gender recognition requires medical procedures. Protections exist, but implementation is inconsistent.

Self-ID laws in place. Accessible healthcare and a supportive social climate.