In 2020, the PRISM report—if you're involved with rainbow communities, you should be very familiar, and if you have not got this, then I suggest you do—Human Rights issues relating to Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression, and Sex Characteristics (SOGIESC) in Aotearoa New Zealand. Shout-out to Taine Polkinghorne from the Human Rights Commission, who co-ran the consultations and wrote this report. It states the current process "presents an obstacle to the full enjoyment of the right to legal gender recognition by restricting access and privileging those who pursue a medical transition. Such a process is inconsistent with the rights to bodily autonomy and integrity due to the requirement of modifying one's body in order to acquire a birth certificate displaying the correct sex. UN bodies have found that if a person is forced or coerced to undergo surgeries or hormone treatment in order to obtain legal [documents], this may amount to ill-treatment or torture".