Trans rights in micronations

This article is about gender identity. For sexuality, see same-sex rights in micronations.

Many micronations have adopted laws regarding trans people. These laws vary greatly by micronation, and in many cases macronational law may interfere with the implementation of these laws.

Trans issues have at times been a point of contention in the MicroWiki Sector, and the topic remains controversial in many circles. Quite a few leaders of prominent micronations are open about their being trans. The Augusta Accord is one well-known event relating to trans rights in micronationalism.

Desired rights and protections

Below is a list of civil rights issues commonly championed by and for trans people, listed loosely in order of priority:

• Access to medical interventions, such as hormone replacement therapy and gender affirming surgeries, typically with as little gatekeeping as possible, often including in children
• Legal recognition and accommodation of gender identity
• Access to target-gender facilities, such as bathrooms, prisons, and other gender-segregated spaces
• The ability to remain legally married after changing legal sex, even if the marriage is now homosexual (relevant in jurisdictions where transition is legal but homosexuality is not -- commonly the case in the Middle East, previously the case in the West too)
• The right to adopt and raise children
• Ability to serve in the military
• Inclusion in the LGBT movement
• Ability to play in target-gender sports

In addition to the above rights, the following legal protections are also often sought by trans people:

• Legal requirements that others use one's preferred pronouns, often even if that means using neopronouns.
• Anti-bullying legislation, to protect gender-nonconforming children at school
• Anti-discrimination laws (such as in employment, housing, education, and public accommodations)
• Hate crime laws, which impose additional criminal penalties for prejudice-motivated crimes against trans people

Trans people also often seek the following positive rights:

• Public funding of transition, which for an individual is often prohibitively expensive when surgeries are required
• Public funding of assisted reproductive technologies, which are extraordinarily expensive and often required for trans people seeking to conceive, because transition is inherently damaging for their native reproductive organs

Legislation by micronation

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Africa

Trans rights in African micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Example (article)	Depends	N No	Y Yes	Depends		Partial	Partial

Asia

Trans rights in Asian micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Eseptia	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	N/A Eseptia does not record the sex of its citizens.	Y Yes	Y Yes

Antarctica

Trans rights in Antarctican micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Example (article)	Depends	N No	Y Yes	Depends		Partial	Partial

Europe

Trans rights in European micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Roscamistan (article)	N No	N No	N No, unless name matches legal sex	N No		N No	N No
Republic of Ajdinland	N No	N Absolutely not	N Needs approval of the government which will not approve a name of the opposite gender	N No	N No	N No	N No protection against discrimination

North America

Trans rights in North American micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Aethodia	Y Yes, with mild gatekeepingⓘ HRT is generally availableⓘ via informed consent.ⓘ Gender-affirming surgeries are allowed after 2 years of full-dose HRT and a letter from a psychologist.ⓘ	N No No gender-affirming medical interventions are permitted in children, but supportive therapy is encouraged.ⓘ	Same as cis All citizens can easily change their legal nicknames, but no-one can change their legal namenames after birth.ⓘ	N/A Aethodia does not record the gender of its citizens. If it did, it would be possible to change legal gender after 2 years of full-dose HRT.	N/A Aethodia does not record the sex of its citizens. If it did, it would be possible to change legal sex after SRS.	In most ways.ⓘ Generally speaking, transgender and intersex individuals may not compete in male or female sports.ⓘ Those of male sex who are taking ERT (Estrogen Therapy) while in the military may have to do more-frequent PFTs for some time after they change doses.ⓘ	Y Yes, technically.ⓘ
Sancratosia (article)	Y Yes GAHTⓘ and GASⓘ are authorized in Sancratosia and follows the Standards of Care for the Health of Transgender and Gender Diverse People published by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.	Y Yes GAHTⓘ and GASⓘ are authorized in Sancratosia starting at the age of 14 and 16 respectively and follows the Standards of Care for the Health of Transgender and Gender Diverse People published by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health.	Y Yes	Y Yes Sancratosia only records, on a voluntary basis, the self-affirming gender identity of its citizens. Sancratosian citizens may request a change of the recorded gender identity at any time. On documents requesting a "sexual" identification, such as the Sancratosian passport, the self-affirmed gender is used.		Y Yes	Y Yes Sancratosia offers legal protection against all types of discrimination.
Wegmat	Y Constitutionally protected HRT is regulated by informed consent as all drugs are by the Wegmat Ministry of Health. Wegmat has not licensed any doctors or surgeons. Medical care is carried out by medical staff in Illinois and not under Weg jurisdiction.	Y HRT upon the age of 15 HRT is regulated by informed consent as all drugs are by the Wegmat Ministry of Health. Wegmat has not licensed any doctors or surgeons. Medical care is carried out by medical staff in Illinois and not under Weg jurisdiction.	Y Constitutionally protected Unless convicted of a crime a court hearing is not required.	Y Constitutionally protected	Wegmat does not record the sex of its citizens.	Y Yes	Y Yes

Oceania

Trans rights in Oceanian micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Example (article)	Depends	N No	Y Yes	Depends		Partial	Partial

South America

Trans rights in South American micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Ebenthal (article)	Y Yes	Depends (allowed for children over 15 years old on puberty blockers)	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes
Forestia (article)	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes
Marienbourg (article)	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes	Y Yes

Non-territorial

Trans rights in non-territorial micronations
Micronation	Medical transition allowed for...		Can legally change...			Additional legal considerations
	Adults	Children	Name	Genderⓘ	Sex	Identical to target-gender cispeople	Protected against discrimination
Example (article)	Depends	N No	Y Yes	Depends		Partial	Partial

See also

• LGBT rights in micronations
• Same-sex rights in micronations