The rules of a Member State that do not allow the gender-related data of one of its nationals who has exercised their right to free movement in the European Union to be amended are contrary to EU law, ruled the Court of Justice of the EU (CJEU) in a judgment handed down on Thursday 12 March (Case C-43/24).
Registered as male at birth in Bulgaria, a Bulgarian woman exercised her right to free movement in Italy, where she began hormone therapy. Now presenting herself as a woman, she asked...