(Yes, Even After the Supreme Court Ruling) Let’s clear something up before another MP starts frothing at the mouth on GB News: in the UK, there is still no law that stops transgender people from using the toilets that match…
The idea that being transgender is some kind of casual lifestyle choice — like picking a new pair of jeans — is a masterclass in ignorance. It’s usually floated by people who’ve never had to spend even five minutes questioning…
In a ruling that strikes at the heart of trans rights across the UK, the court has sided with anti-trans pressure group For Women Scotland, declaring that the words “sex”, “woman” and “man” in equality law must be based on…
Scotland’s domestic abuse services should be a lifeline, not a battleground. Yet, with Edinburgh Women’s Aid’s shocking decision to “exclude transgender women and males who have transitioned to non-binary (including those with a GRC)” and Scottish Women’s Aid’s utter silence…
The Sullivan Review: A Transphobic Attack Disguised as Research The UK government-commissioned Sullivan Review is not a neutral study, it is a politically motivated, gender-critical assault on trans rights, driven by the far-right and weaponised by the Labour Party for…
The so-called ‘Independent Review of Data, Statistics and Research on Sex and Gender’ led by Professor Alice Sullivan is nothing more than a thinly veiled attempt to push a gender-critical agenda under the guise of academic neutrality. Framed as an…
We are deeply concerned by The Girls Spot Gym’s recently announced policy of operating as a ‘biological females-only’ space. While we acknowledge the importance of creating safe fitness environments for women, this policy is not only exclusionary but also unlawful…
Edinburgh Women’s Aid’s recent decision to exclude trans women and non-binary individuals from key services has sparked serious concern among advocates for survivors of domestic abuse. This policy change is a betrayal of inclusion, and we are calling for urgent…
The result of this tribunal does not define the success of its motivator, SexMatters. It is deeply disheartening that Dr Beth Upton can be referred to without, shamefully what has become, the privilege of anonymity. Employment tribunals only see the…
The Responsibility of Journal Publishers: Addressing the Flaws of the Cass Review I’ve quickly come to realise that impartiality in journalism isn’t just about reporting both sides—it’s about standing up for what’s right while staying true to the facts. That’s…