WHO, EU

中间性 - 怎样对待中间性

社会-文化的态度 - 法律传统

性权利

人权的演变

  世界卫生组织(WHO declaration)宣言要求,除了有其他权利中之一以外,强调以下权利:

 

“所有人的、无压迫、无歧视和无暴力的……尊重身体完整性的权利……”

 

  欧洲基本人权宪章(Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union2000),提到:

 

第三条款:身体完整性的权利:
       
1.人人有其身体和精神完整性得到尊重的权利。
        2. 在医学与生物学领域,以下的事项尤其必须得到尊重:
           - 与身体相关的事物自由获取信息和知情同意……

 

这些有关权利的条款及其相似的明确表述可能是将来进步的基础。就性权利问题,法律仍在逐渐发展和改善之中,并且当今的中间性的支持和援助团体会积极地参与推动有关立法的进步。

Intersexuality - Dealing with Intersexuality

Socio-cultural Attitudes - Legal Traditions

Sexual Rights

The Evolution of Rights

  The WHO declaration demands, among other rights,

“the right of all persons, free of coercion, discrimination and violence, to…
respect for bodily integrity ….”

  The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union (2000), mentions

Article 3: The Right to the Integrity of the Person:
1. Every person has the right to respect for his or her physical and mental integrity.
2. In the fields of medicine and biology, the following must be respected in particular:
   - the free and informed consent of the person concerned …

These and similar formulations can be the basis for further progress. With regard to sexual rights, the law is still evolving, and today’s intersex advocacy and support groups are actively engaged in moving this process forward.

[Course 3] [Description] [How to use it] [Introduction] [Problems in Females] [Problems in Males] [Intersexuality] [Introduction] [Intersexual Spectrum] [Dealing w. Intersex.] [Additional Reading] [Examination]