Kyrgyzstan

What the law allows

Medical care for minorsProposed bill

Proposed bill: Jogorku Kenesh first reading 4 June 2026. The bill would ban cross-sex hormones and surgery to change sex, except congenital DSD. It is not yet law.

Jogorku Kenesh — public bill 4453

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Schools — curriculumSchools restriction

Schools and children’s media may not promote non-traditional sexual relations.

Minjust CBD — Law 176 of 9 August 2023

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Pending billsIntroduced, not law

Proposed bill: Jogorku Kenesh first reading 4 June 2026. The bill would ban cross-sex hormones and surgery to change sex, except congenital DSD. It is not yet law.

Jogorku Kenesh — public bill 4453

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Key dates2023–2026

2023–2026: Proposed bill: Jogorku Kenesh first reading 4 June 2026. The bill would ban cross-sex hormones and surgery to change sex, except congenital DSD. It is not yet law.

Jogorku Kenesh — public bill 4453

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A Jogorku Kenesh bill had its first reading on 4 June 2026. It is not yet law.

The draft would amend the Family Code, the civil-status law, and the law on protecting citizens’ health. It would forbid medical interventions — including opposite-sex hormones and surgery — aimed at changing sex, with an exception for treating congenital anomalies of sex development (DSD) after a medical-commission conclusion and a court ruling. It would also stop sex-marker changes on civil-status records except that DSD track.

Schools. Law 176 of 9 August 2023 already restricts promoting non-traditional sexual relations to children.

Jogorku Kenesh public bill 4453

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