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Know your Rights: How EU Directives Protect Trans People
TGEU (Trans Europe and Central Asia)
This guide provides a basic overview of EU directives in which trans people are protected from discrimination, including through the explicit inclusion of the grounds of “gender reassignment”, “gender identity”, or “gender expression”.
Know your Rights: A Guide for Trans and Non-Binary People
Irish Council for Civil Liberties
Your rights arise from a variety of sources that govern services and entitlements. This includes the Constitution of Ireland, domestic Irish laws, European Union (EU) laws, the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) and international human rights law. This guide explains your rights and how to stand up for them, for example, by using complaints mechanisms.
Irish Trans Survival Guide: Talking to Politicians
Trans Healthcare Action
This guide is designed to help trans people speak with their local and national elected representatives, both from a position of self advocacy, but also on broader advocacy goals surrounding trans healthcare in Ireland.
Irish Trans Survival Guide: Taking Hormone Therapy
Trans Healthcare Action
This guide is designed to help trans people better understand gender-affirming hormone therapy treatment.
Irish Trans Survival Guide: Navigating the Doctor’s Office
Trans Healthcare Action
This guide is geared toward trans people in Ireland who are accessing medical care—from your local GP to a ‘specialist’ psychiatrist and any provider in between.
Irish Trans Survival Guide: Accessing Gender-Affirming Care
Trans Healthcare Action
Policy Brief on gender affirming healthcare
Trans Healthcare Action
Trans Healthcare Action founded the Progressing Trans Healthcare Coalition in 2024 as a community of grassroots and civil society organisations advocating in tandem for trans care.
Guide on moving to Ireland
Transgress the NGS
A tool crafted in collaboration with Transgress and Mammies for Trans Rights for trans migrants who are considering moving to Ireland or who have recently arrived, sharing the opportunities, supports, and services available.
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