Overview

• Magistrate Juan Carlos Campo's draft ruling broadly validated the Ley Trans but proposed targeted constitutional adjustments, including limits on medical interventions for intersex minors under 12.
• The draft also flagged sections of article 79 on anti-discrimination sanctions as potentially conflicting with freedoms of expression and artistic creation.
• Progressive magistrates within the Constitutional Court requested the draft's withdrawal, citing internal disagreements over aspects of the ruling.
• The Court has postponed debate and voting on the Ley Trans appeal, with further plenary sessions required to address the divisions.
• The Popular Party's appeal challenges key provisions of the law, including gender self-identification in the civil registry and medical autonomy for minors.