Jun 25, 2026, 5:43 PMUpdate on my legal case: The European Court of Human Rights has accepted the filing of my claim against the UK.
This mainly procedural - confirmation that the claim was filed on time, complete, and compliant with the rules.
The next step will be a judicial review to confirm admissibility, but I have no idea how long of a queue there is for that. Assuming it's admissible, a hearing will then be allocated.
@ryanc Oooooo v good!!
Jun 25, 2026, 5:58 PM@ryanc ooo, well done! 👏
@ryanc Navigating the European Court of Human Rights is notoriously complex, so clearing this first procedural hurdle is already a significant milestone. The road ahead for non-binary legal recognition in the UK is bound to be long, but it’s a crucial case to follow. Best of luck with the upcoming admissibility review."
Oh! Well that is something approaching progress 🙂🖖
Are you able to speculate as to the likely eventual outcome? 🙂
Jun 25, 2026, 7:09 PM@simonzerafa I expect to win.
@ryanc a friend involved in an ECHR case says they've been waiting a year from correct filing point. It's very slow, but hopefully they will accept your claim, not least to stop the UK abusing your previous case outcomes to be more rubbish to trans people.