Medical Bodily Autonomy Timeline.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

Prohibited modification of the sexual organs of under-12s in public and private health care, except on medical indication; in force 20 days after publication on 31 December 2025.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW noted with concern the harmful practice of surgical interventions on intersex children in El Salvador.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about the practice of irreversible surgery on intersex children in Kazakhstan.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The Federal Council of Medicine replaced its 2003 rules, requiring team analysis and parental participation before non-urgent irreversible surgery.

CEDAW expressed concern about the persistence of involuntary medical interventions on intersex children in Argentina.

The CRC expressed concern about persisting cases of unnecessary surgery on intersex children in Spain.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Canada.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in Finland.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The committee expressed concern that medical interventions on intersex children are carried out in Nepal.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The committee recommended protection for intersex children without finding that interventions are performed in the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.

The Ministry of Health approved clinical recommendations advising feminizing genital surgery in the first years of life.