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Current Panama Policy
The procedure in Panama for changing an individual’s legal gender is regressive and harmful, requiring transgender people who want legal recognition to undergo invasive and irreversible medical procedures, impacting their right to the highest attainable standard of health.
Under Article 121 of the Civil Registry Law, the National Directorate of Civil Registry can issue a correction of sex in a birth certificate only when the request is accompanied by a certificate from a forensic doctor that determines whether “the sex corresponds to the owner.”[1]
The absence of human rights-compliant legal gender recognition in Panama means that many transgender people, when required to present an identification document, risk being subjected to humiliation, discrimination, and even violence on the part of both public and private individuals and institutions. ....

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