Report of the Conference • Emergency context is not included e.g. the important of official ID documents in times of emergency including in hospitals, emergency shelters, or crossing borders • The relationship between gender expression and gender identity and freedom of religion are not included • Lack of information on definitions of sex and gender in the Yogyakarta Principles • Gender expression and cultural participation are not adequately covered • Gender identity and the right to family are not adequately addressed • Incorporation of government data collection and the impact on the debate on gender identity is not fully covered • Gender Identity and issues of inheritance (where inheritance is based on gender and relationships) are not adequately covered • Gender norms and social gender are not distinguished. Question 2: Roles of specific actors States • Provide linkages with culture, history, medicine, education and sports in the context of gender identity • Build infrastructure and facilities in relation to provision of adequate support for gender identity. Law enforcement agencies • Better understanding and sensitisation of gender identity issues. Advocates • Recognition of positive and negative aspects. UN agencies and their vertical interactions • Develop better representation of gender identity issues and use relevant language. 27