A recent report by The Equality Law Clinic analyzes non-binary methods of recording sex and / or gender in countries whose constitutional culture is sufficiently close to that of Belgium.
This report by the Equality Law Clinic analyzes the non-binary methods of recording sex and / or gender in countries whose constitutional culture is sufficiently close to that of Belgium to provide relevant lessons. The findings of this report apply to both people with non-binary gender identities and people who are intersex.
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IEE-ULB receives EU funding as part of Jean Monnet Network PROSPER led by Professor Federico Fabbrini of the Dublin City University Brexit Institute & Dublin European Law Institute. Professor Paul Dermine will coordinate the Institute’s research team.
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The fruitful discussions that took place during the IDEAS24 conference is May, are prolonged through two policy briefs and a special issue of the magazine Eyes on Europe.
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The series of cartes blanches, published to mark the sixtieth anniversary of the IEE-ULB, closes with an article by Jing-syuan Wong.
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