LGBTQ rights in Easway

LGBTQ rights in Easway are the rights that lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals are afforded by the Common Union. Historically, Easway has been generally progressive in recognition and acceptance of LGBTQ people, including having gay rights activist parties represented in the upper echelons of government. The constitution of Easway guarantees the equal recognition and representation of non-heterosexual identities and protection from discrimination.
Controversially, Easway does not legally recognise gender in any legal document, instead categorising by sex of female, male and non-binary/intersex. Gender is recognised by the populace generally, but not by the government, in the same manner as dress preference is not included. Furthermore, Easway does not allow transitional surgery, under non-specific body modification law, which only allows 'necessary' physical alterations. Despite this, transgender people are recognised as an existing minority under 'non-binary and intersex people.' The Common Union does not censor the advocacy and recognition by groups and individuals of transgender people and official documents have occasionally used transgender in place of non-binary/intersex.