
M v. France decision:
The European Court of Human Rights finds the complaint inadmissable, but sets the basis for the qualification of IGM as [Continue Reading]
Organisation Intersex International Europe
The European Court of Human Rights finds the complaint inadmissable, but sets the basis for the qualification of IGM as [Continue Reading]
Today, on the 17th of May 2022, OII Europe is proud to present its 2021 Good Practice Map! The map highlights advancement achieved in 2021 towards the better protection of intersex human rights across Europe.
Українська OII Europe підтримує Україну та Український народ. OII Europe підтримує контакт зі знайомими нам інтерсекс-людьми з України. OII Europe [Continue Reading]
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the 2021 OII Europe Online Community Event and Conference for the first time was [Continue Reading]
The year 2021 was again shaped by the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, and it continued to impact our activities and processes [Continue Reading]
Please meet our two new Policy Officers of OII Europe, Irene Amoroso and Jana Hugo! — # —
We are excited to present the Serbian language translation of the OII Europe and ILGA-Europe Legal Toolkit “Protecting Intersex People [Continue Reading]
On November 16, 2021, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) announced the launch of a groundbreaking new framework on Fairness, Inclusion [Continue Reading]
We are very happy to present our translated editions, in Spanish and French, of our testimonial book “#MyIntersexStory – Personal [Continue Reading]
We submitted our questionaire respond to the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the right of everyone to the enjoyment of [Continue Reading]
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