Mexico: Guanajuato Should Legally Recognize Trans Identities

By Human Rights Watch

Play Video (Mexico City) – Trans people in the Mexican state of Guanajuato suffer economic, medical, and labor discrimination, as well as other onerous legal impediments, because the state has no process for issuing identity documents consistent with their gender, Human Rights Watch said in a documentary released today. Guanajuato’s authorities should urgently create an administrative procedure to allow trans people to reflect their self-declared gender identity on official documents. The Keys to My Freedom, produced in collaboration with Amicus DH, is released on the heels of International…

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