Want to know more about your rights and where you can seek support?

These rules are particularly relevant for trans people. The Equality Bodies Directives recognise protection against discrimination based on gender identity and gender reassignment in the areas covered by the Directives.

EU rules set standards for how equality bodies should work across Europe. They should be independent, properly resourced and able to provide effective support to people experiencing discrimination.

Experienced discrimination? Know your rights. Equality bodies are independent public organisations that help people who have experienced discrimination. They can explain your rights, support you in making a complaint, help you understand your options and, in some cases, help resolve a dispute.

This second revised edition covers newer EU directives extending protections across several areas, including: - Equality bodies and their role in supporting people who experience discrimination - Pay transparency and equal pay - Combating violence against women and domestic violence

TGEU’s revised Know Your Rights guide provides an overview of EU directives that protect trans people from discrimination, including through explicit references to gender reassignment, gender identity and gender expression.

🧵 ++ NEW PUBLICATION ++ What protections does EU law offer trans people, and how can we use them?

Whether you're a TGEU member, an activist, or part of a trans or LGBT organisation, this session is a chance to learn from each other and build connections between the fact-checking and trans advocacy communities.

- How fact-checking can help identify, contextualise and respond to misleading claims - A joint exercise and discussion, with approaches you can adapt to your own advocacy and communications work

What we'll cover: - Common anti-trans misinformation narratives and how they emerge - How they travel across physical and virtual borders

🧵 ++ SAVE THE DATE ++ Anti-trans misinformation is increasingly shaping public debates about trans rights across Europe. How do these narratives emerge, how do they travel across borders and platforms, and how can we respond effectively?

We’re testing four short messages and want to know how they come across, what works, and what could be clearer or more powerful. The survey takes around 10 minutes to complete, and your responses are anonymous.

Help shape our Trans Day of Remembrance messaging. We’re developing this year’s Trans Day of Remembrance and Trans Murder Monitoring campaign, and we want your feedback before the messages go public.

🧵 Help shape our Trans Day of Remembrance messaging. We’re developing this year’s Trans Day of Remembrance and Trans Murder Monitoring campaign, and we want your feedback before the messages go public.