Support from political parties: Difference between revisions

|  "Work to ensure that Norway takes a leading international role in the fight for '''women's rights and gender equality'''." This obviously makes a distinction between women's rights and gender equality. It may be my imagination, but why else would they add "and gender equality"?<ref>Norwegian: https://hoyre.no/politikk/program/ <br>  English (PDF file): https://hoyre.no/-/media/dokumenter/programmer/hoyre_program_2017-2021_english.pdf?la=nb-no</ref> It also mentions "retain[ing] a gender-neutral marriage act" and gender identity.

| The website mentions supporting nonbinary rights.<ref>https://www.snp.org/rights_of_trans_and_non_binary_people</ref>

| "SV wants to open to a third judicial gender category."<ref>https://www.sv.no/sv-fra-a-til-a/lhbti/</ref> (Translated from Norwegian)

| In their [https://files.lab18.org.au/National_Platform_Final_Draft.pdf 2018 National Platform] it is mentioned in the LGBTIQ section that the party wishes to "Review documentation requirements, including passports and birth certificates, as they affect [[transgender]] and [[intersex]] people, to facilitate their equal enjoyment of human rights without discrimination and to promote identification options beyond binary male / female", as well as "Ensure proportionality in the use of sex and [[gender markers]] on official documents so that any presence of such markers fulfils a genuine and proportionate need".

| "The Green Party affirms the right of all persons to self-determination with regard to [[gender identity]] and [[sex]]. We affirm the right of choosing non- binary and [[gender fluid]] identification. We therefore support the right of individuals to be free from coercion and involuntary [[Assigned gender|assignment of gender or sex]]."<ref name="greenpartyusa">{{Cite web |title=Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity |author= |work=www.gp.org |date= |access-date=14 February 2021 |url= https://www.gp.org/transgender}}</ref>