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Dutch sceptical about transgender law

01-02-2022

Western Europe

Tineke van der Waal, RD

Dutch sceptical about transgender law

The first Dutch passport with an X as sex assignment. The owner was born as a woman but the judge agreed that she had the right to receive a passport without a gender assignment. Photo ANP, Bas Czerwinski

Western Europe

Most of the Dutch population consider an expert statement and a minimum age of 18 crucial for changing the sex on the birth certificate.

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