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March 31 is celebrated annually as International Transgender Day of Visibility to raise awareness of the discrimination and struggles faced by transgender people and to celebrate their contributions to society. Although the transgender movement has grown significantly in recent decades, several challenges remain, including the push from anti-trans groups and right-wing political actors, which undermine transgender rights, making them more prone to discrimination, poor health. and violence. This has serious negative consequences for the transgender community, particularly in terms of access to safe, inclusive and affordable sexual and reproductive health care. (Human Rights Campaign).

Although research and advocacy on this topic has grown over the past ten years, the current research literature on transgender rights remains limited in terms of geographic locations, reproductive health issues, study designs, analytic strategies, and the types of populations studied, study published in SRHM in 2021: Mapping the scientific literature on reproductive health among transgender and intersex individuals. She emphasizes that additional research needs to be conducted on transgender SRHR, not only in Western regions, but particularly in the often underrepresented Global South, with an emphasis on rural and indigenous populations.

In 2020, a roundtable discussion – Young people’s views on religious fundamentalism, ethno-nationalism and SRHR: a South Asian SRHM virtual roundtable discussion – published in the journal SRHM, which explored the perspectives of young people from five South Asian countries on how their social identity and location affects their SRHR. This discussion explored how religious fundamentalism affects key national laws, citing how India’s Supreme Court drew on Hindu scriptures and the connection between Hinduism and transgender identities to issue a judgment on transgender rights. This is one of many examples where conservative religious norms, nationalist discourse and discriminatory legislation limit the SRHR and autonomy of young people, especially transgender people.

SRHM magazine regularly publishes articles on the status and progress of transgender rights and the challenges faced by transgender people from different regions of the world in trying to access fair and inclusive sexual and reproductive health care. These papers offer critical insights into the lived experiences of transgender people that vary by geography and socioeconomic status, as well as recommendations for translating research into action to affect policy changes that can improve transgender rights and access to sexual and reproductive health and empower them.

Below you will find a list of documents addressing different aspects of transgender rights published by SRHM over the past ten years.

2023:

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Young people’s views on religious fundamentalism, ethno-nationalism and SRHR: a South Asian SRHM virtual roundtable discussion

Sana Qais Contractor, Pushpa Joshi, Ali Rizvi et al.

From criminalized histories to the legal present – ​​nomadic women demand equal rights to sexual and reproductive health: a study in Maharashtra, India

Deepa Pawar

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Adeline W. Berry & Surya Monroe

Peer education interventions for HIV prevention and sexual health with youth in Mekong countries: a scoping review and conceptual framework

Peter A. Newman, Pakorn Akkakanjanasupar, Suchon Tepjan, et al.

Law, human rights and gender in practice: analyzing lessons from the implementation of sexual and reproductive health self-care interventions

Laura Ferguson, Manjulaa Narasimhan, Jose Gutierrez, et al.

2021:

Mapping the scientific literature on reproductive health among transgender and intersex individuals

Madina Agénor, Gabriel R. Murchison, Jesse Najarro et al.

Searching for synergies: understanding the evidence linking menstrual health to sexual and reproductive health and rights

Lucy C Wilson, Kate H Rademacher, Julia Rosenbaum, et al.

Age of consent: challenges and contradictions of sexual violence laws in India

Amita Pitre & Lakshmi Lingam

2020:

Reproductive injustice, trans rights and eugenics

Blas Randy

Perspectives from a webinar: COVID-19 and sexual and reproductive health and rights

Jessica MacKinnon & Alexane Bremshey

2019:

An exploration of gender-based violence in eastern Myanmar in the context of political transition: findings from a qualitative assessment of sexual and reproductive health

Mihoko Tanabe, Alison Greer, Jennifer Leigh, et al.

Restrained motherhood: the Lebanese state in times of changing demographics and moral values

Rola Yasmine & Batoul Sukkar

Sexual health, sexual rights and sexual pleasure: essentially engaging the perfect triangle

Sofia Gruskin, Vithika Yadav, Antón Castellanos-Usigli, et al.

Sexual and reproductive rights under attack: the advance of political and moral conservatism in Brazil

Elaine Reis Brandão & Cristiane da Silva Cabral

2018:

Advancing the ICPD agenda: challenging the backlash

Gita Sen, Eszter Kismödi & Anneka Knutsson

Navigating Stigma, Survival, and Sex in Contexts of Social Inequality among Young Transgender Women and Sexually Diverse Men in Kingston, Jamaica

Carmen H. Logie, Alex Abramovich, Nicole Schott, et al.

“In transition: securing the sexual and reproductive health and rights of transgender people”. Round table discussion

Sofia Gruskin, Avery Everhart, Diana Feliz Olivia, et al.

The AIDS conference 2018: a critical moment

Sofia Gruskin & Julia Hussein

2017:

The 2018 Interagency field manual for reproductive health in humanitarian settings: review of global standards

Angel M. Foster, Dabney P. Evans, Melissa Garcia, et al.

Disability and sexuality: asserting sexual and reproductive rights

Renu Addlakha, Janet Price & Shirin Heidari

Implications of the Trump administration for sexual and reproductive rights worldwide

François Girard

2016:

The human rights of intersex people: addressing harmful practices and the rhetoric of change

Morgan Carpenter

Gender norms as health harms: reclaiming a life course perspective on sexual and reproductive health and rights

Cailin Crockett & Bergen Cooper

Sexual rights but no right to health? Lesbian and Bisexual Women in South Africa’s National HIV and STD Strategic Plans

Felicity Daly, Neil Spicer & Samantha Willan

2015:

Statement by GATE – Global Action for Trans* Equality

Mauro Cabral

Sexuality, sexual politics and sexual rights

A. Giami

Talking About Sex Workers: How Research Suppression Has Distorted the United States’ Domestic HIV Response

Anna Forbes, MSS

Sexual rights as human rights: a guide to authoritative sources and principles for the application of human rights to sexuality and sexual health

Alice M. Miller, Eszter Kismödi, Jane Cottingham & Sofia Gruskin

Conservative prosecution of sexual and reproductive health policies in Argentina

María Angélica Peñas Defago & José Manuel Morán Faúndes

The Global Commission on HIV and the law: recommendations for legal reform to promote sexual and reproductive health and rights

Shereen El Feki, Tenu Avafia, Tania Martins Fidalgo, et al.

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