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Intersentia v

CONTENTS

List of Cases . . . vii

List of Authors . . . .xi

Introduction Eva Brems, Pieter Cannoot and Toon Moonen . . . 1

1. Gender Variation as a Human Rights Issue . . . 1

2. Trans Rights in the Age of Gender Self-Determination . . . 3

3. Book Overview . . . 7

Th e Limits to Gender Self-Determination in a Stereotyped Legal System: Lessons from the Belgian Gender Recognition Act Pieter Cannoot . . . 11

1. Th e Legal Recognition of Gender Identity . . . 13

2. Analysis of the Belgian Sex/Gender Registration Framework . . . 22

3. Conclusion . . . 52

From Assigning Sex to Affi rming Gender: Remarks on an Ongoing Evolution Aff ecting Gender Identifi cation Benjamin Moron-Puech . . . 55

1. Introduction . . . 55

2. Th e Origin of Trans Diffi culties Regarding Gender Identifi cation . . . 58

3. Th e Ongoing Shift from Sex Assignment to Gender Affi rmation . . . 64

4. Final Questions . . . 68

Th e Insuffi ciency of Gender Recognition Acts: Th e Example of Schooldays in Norway Anniken Sørlie . . . 73

1. Introduction . . . 73

2. Legal Gender Recognition for Children: Th e European Context. . . 75

3. Being Transgender at School . . . 80

4. A Look Forward . . . 90

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Intersentia Contents

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Developments in German Civil Status Law on the Recognition of Intersex and Non-Binary Persons: Subversion Subverted

Jens T. Theilen . . . 95

1. Introduction . . . 95

2. Developments in German Civil Status Law. . . 97

3. Shift ing Rationales for Legal Gender Recognition . . . 108

4. Outlook . . . 117

Framing Equality: Debating Protected Grounds in the Field of Trans and Non-Binary Rights Peter Dunne . . . 121

1. Introduction . . . 121

2. Terminology . . . 123

3. Background and Context . . . 124

4. Disability . . . 128

5. Sex . . . 134

6. Trans-Specifi c Grounds . . . 138

7. Conclusion . . . 143

‘True Sex’: Th e Law and Confi rmation of One’s Sex Petr Agha . . . 145

1. Introduction . . . 145

2. Trans Identities in the Czech Context . . . 147

3. Trans Identities from the Perspectives of Trans People . . . 157

4. Identity Categories . . . 162

5. Conclusion . . . 166

Index . . . 171

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