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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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

Legal gender recognition through medical procedures. Some protections exist, but social climate is mixed.

Follows UK law with local adaptations. Legal gender recognition and anti-discrimination protections exist. Healthcare access is limited due to remoteness.

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

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

Recent reforms have improved access to legal recognition. Anti-discrimination laws exist; social acceptance varies.

Legal gender change with medical diagnosis. Medicaid covers gender-affirming care. Anti-discrimination laws in place.

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

Legal gender recognition available. No self-ID yet; protections exist but vary in implementation.

Legal recognition requires medical diagnosis; no self-ID. Recent legal rulings have limited trans rights, and public attitudes are polarized.

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

Legal name change possible; gender marker change pending legislation. Anti-discrimination laws in place; healthcare access limited.

Legal protections vary by state. Access to healthcare is generally available. Gender recognition processes differ across regions.

Legal protections exist for gender identity. Same-sex unions not recognized. Social acceptance is improving slowly.

Legal recognition requires court approval; no self-ID. Limited protections and varying public acceptance across regions.

Legal gender recognition with medical requirements. Some legal protections; social attitudes are improving.

Legal gender recognition with low barriers. Social climate generally affirming; healthcare access is limited.

Legal gender recognition via court. Basic anti-discrimination protections exist; healthcare access is limited.

Legal gender recognition available but requires surgery. Few protections; social acceptance is limited.

Very limited legal recognition and protections. No self-ID; little trans-specific policy.

Some legal protections in place. Gender-affirming care is accessible. Social attitudes are improving.

Minimal legal protections. Gender recognition requires court decision. Very limited healthcare access.

Legal gender recognition with medical proof. Some anti-discrimination laws; social climate remains mixed.

Legal gender recognition requires surgery or sterilization. Protections exist but are poorly implemented.

Legal gender change requires medical intervention. Some protections exist, but social stigma is high.

Legal gender recognition available through courts. No self-ID. Limited protections and social acceptance.

Legal protections are minimal. Access to healthcare services is limited. Societal attitudes are largely conservative.

Legal gender change is possible but lacks clear framework. Some anti-discrimination policies exist.

Legal gender recognition through court; medical requirements apply. Limited protections and low public acceptance.

Legal gender recognition requires medical intervention. Limited legal protections and mixed public attitudes.

Legal gender change requires medical evaluation. Legal framework exists but lacks comprehensive protections.

Legal recognition requires court proceedings; no self-ID. Limited protections and prevalent societal discrimination.

Legal gender recognition available through courts but no self-ID. Limited protections and widespread societal stigma.

Legal gender change requires medical proof. Limited protections and rising political hostility.

Legal gender recognition exists but requires court and medical approval. Protections exist but are inconsistently applied.

No legal recognition of same-sex unions. Transgender individuals face bureaucratic hurdles for legal recognition.

No legal recognition of gender identity. Some workplace protections exist. Social stigma persists.

Legal gender recognition requires medical documentation. Some legal protections exist; social attitudes vary.

Legal gender change possible with medical requirements, including surgery. No self-ID and limited legal protections.

Recent progress on anti-discrimination laws. Legal gender recognition possible but lacks self-ID and consistency.

Legal gender change requires surgery and court approval. Limited protections and conservative social climate.

Limited legal protections. No clear gender recognition process. Societal stigma remains high.

Legal protections exist but enforcement is inconsistent. Access to healthcare services is limited. Societal attitudes are mixed.

Legal protections are limited. Access to healthcare services is improving. Societal attitudes are becoming more accepting.

Limited legal protections. No legal gender recognition. LGBTQ+ rights are restricted and social acceptance is low.

Legal gender recognition is theoretically possible but rarely implemented. No self-ID and widespread discrimination.

No self-ID. Legal gender recognition possible but heavily restricted. Widespread discrimination and repression.

Limited legal protections. Access to healthcare services is constrained. Societal attitudes are generally conservative.

Legal gender recognition through courts; no self-ID. Limited protections and increasing restrictions.

Very limited legal recognition or protections. Social acceptance is low.

No legal gender recognition. Limited protections. Gender-affirming care unavailable.

No legal gender recognition. Limited protections. Gender-affirming care unavailable.

Lack of legal recognition for same-sex unions. LGBTQ+ individuals face discrimination and limited protections.

Limited legal protections. No formal gender recognition. Social attitudes are slowly improving.

Legal protections are limited. Access to healthcare services is constrained. Societal attitudes are mixed.

No legal gender recognition. Widespread discrimination and social hostility toward trans people.

Legal gender recognition exists but is restricted. Widespread state-sponsored discrimination and repression.

No legal gender recognition. Limited protections. Gender-affirming care unavailable.

No legal gender recognition. Same-sex marriages recognized. Limited protections overall.

No legal gender recognition. Limited protections. Gender-affirming care unavailable.

Very limited legal protections. No gender recognition framework. Conservative societal attitudes.

No legal gender recognition or same-sex union rights. Laws criminalizing same-sex activity remain, though not enforced.

No legal recognition for trans people. Limited protections and widespread discrimination.