Variability in International Recognition

Even when countries recognize non-binary or third-gender identities domestically, passports and ID documents might not be universally accepted abroad. This lack of international consistency complicates travel and cross-border legal processes.

Even when countries recognize non-binary or third-gender identities domestically, passports and ID documents might not be universally accepted abroad. This lack of international consistency complicates travel and cross-border legal processes.

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