Scottish Gender Recognition Reform bill finally succeeds 86 to 39
A bill aimed at making the lives of trans people marginally less obstructive has attracted widespread media attention, including with opposition from prominent media figures such as JK Rowling. However the Scottish Gender Recognition Reform has finally passed into law following today's vote.
JK Rowling claims she’s once again received a death threat
Taking to Twitter JK Rowling wrote: "I'm afraid I can't give a shout out to everyone promising to murder me - there are so many of you, and I'm a busy woman - but this one deserves a mention for the nineties rave vibe, @TrustFundOzu". I for one just wish she would post one that is a legitimate threat of violence and not like... some random child posting a bugs bunny meme.
“I think I might be the penis woman”; a response to absurd Tory councillor’s...
Following a piece by a tory councillor in the Daily Mail who alleges that a trans woman attempted to intimidate her in a bathroom we may have tracked down the so-called "penis woman"! Sophie writes;
Protest against EHRC by trans people with 60 jugs of p***
The equality watchdog has been making repeated moves to support transphobic campaigners and narratives at the expense of transgender people. Leading an activist group to protest against EHRC with several jugs of piss.
What does Liz Truss’s anti-trans bill actually say?
Liz Truss returned from the US a few weeks ago and has now published her anti-trans legislative proposal that seems very similar to the...
The Trans Agenda #23 – Relentless attacks on trans people dominates all media
The Trans Agenda #23
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Taiwan cancelling JK Rowling after author targeted Lin Yu-Ting with transphobia
There has been a lot of talk about Imane Khelif after Angela Carini backed out of her bout after just 46 seconds and two...
Plan for NHS to exclude trans women likely won’t happen; but it doesn’t need...
The media erupted in a flurry this week as Health Secretary Steve Barclay announced his intention for the NHS to exclude trans women from female wards. Understandably, this has shocked and concerned the trans community.
Helen Webberley wins tribunal against GMC – but what was it all about?
Helen Webberley, the doctor behind GenderGP, has been ruled fit to practice medicine and can return to work, according to a judge at the Royal Courts of Justice last week. This marks the end of a seven year battle between Webberley, the General Medical Council (GMC), and other professionals involved in trans healthcare and the regulation of healthcare, with gender affirming care at the heart of the matter.
What does the Maya Forstater tribunal mean for trans people? (Don’t worry!)
Before Maya Forstater's case a lot of things were up in the air and every single lawyer, legal expert and asshole with a website like myself was just guessing about how things would work or play out. That's sort of what law is in general. But now we actually have some definition on the playing field, we're starting to see the rules take shape and even despite a win; I don't think the gender criticals will be happy with the results once they set in.