Organisation Intersex International Europe
51 States call to protect the human rights of intersex people at the United Nations
Growing, cross-regional group of countries calls on UN member States to combat violence and discrimination against intersex persons
“Unless immediate action is taken, severe human rights violations against intersex people will prevail and continue”, 76 civil society tell the UN Human Rights Council
As a part of the EU-funded project RISE we at OII Europe would like to learn more about capacity building [Continue Reading]
Find a Spanish version here. On June 18 2018, the World Health Organization published the new International Classification of Diseases [Continue Reading]
To celebrate International Women´s day we are sharing this piece about intersex women written at our community event in Copenhagen [Continue Reading]
Today we’re happy to share this video with you. It features intersex youth from different European countries and was created [Continue Reading]
We are happy to present the spanish translation of the Issue Paper on “Human Rights and Intersex people” by the [Continue Reading]
Recent Study on the Frequency of Genital Surgeries on Children Performed in Germany. Summary of the main findings from OII [Continue Reading]
Recording of the intersex side event of May 12th at IDAHO Forum 2015 in Montenegro where the European Union Agency [Continue Reading]
This is a landmark case for intersex rights within European law reform As the year 2014 comes to a close [Continue Reading]
On Wednesday, the 8th of October the European Intersex Meeting took place in Riga. Under the umbrella of OII Europe [Continue Reading]
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The project „RISE! Fighting discrimination and increasing visibility of intersex people through capacity and knowledge building" was funded by the European Union's Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (2014-2020).
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