Gender Recognition Bill (Thailand)
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Territorial extentThailand
ConsideredbyHouse of Representatives
First reading21 February 2024
Voting summary
- 154 voted for
- 257 voted against
- 1 abstained
- 1 present not voting
| Gender Recognition Bill (draft) | |
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| Parliament of Thailand | |
| Territorial extent | Thailand |
| Considered by | House of Representatives |
| Legislative history | |
| First reading | 21 February 2024 |
| Voting summary |
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| Status: Pending | |
The Gender Recognition Bill is a proposed Thai law to allow people to choose their gender title and provide a gender neutral option for those choosing not to identify as male or female.[1][2]
Following the passage of the landmark Marriage Equality Act, which went into effect in January 2025, civil society groups have urged the government to pass the Gender Recognition Bill.[1][3][4] Marriages between transgender and intersex individuals performed under the Marriage Equality Act can feature gender titles to do not match their gender identities.[1]
