Hilary Cass accuses critics of “shroud-waving” over trans youth harm
Hilary Cass brands critics of her report on trans kids as “shroud-wavers,” while MPs and activists expose the flaws in her claims and their dangerous implications.
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Northern Ireland Executive backs indefinite ban on puberty blockers with England to follow
NI Executive unanimously backs indefinite ban on private puberty blocker prescriptions, aligning with UK policy, with cross-party support
33 trans clinics open in Telangana, India
Telangana launches 33 transgender healthcare clinics, providing a lifeline for trans people and expanding inclusion with new roles in police duties. A game-changing move for equality.
Alex Consani makes history as first trans woman to win Model of the Year
Alex Consani makes history as the first trans woman to win Model of the Year, calling for inclusivity and thanking Black trans women who paved the way at the 2024 Fashion Awards.
UK puberty blocker ban extended
Under the cover of the fallout of the US election and the return (did he ever go away?) of Donald Trump, the UK government extended…
The Trans Agenda: Wes Streeting promises to ‘deal with’ trans issues as the papers target NHS
[3 November 2024] Welcome to The Trans Agenda, a newsletter that will arrive in your inbox every week if you are subscribed. Full paper review…
The Trans Agenda: Streeting & Badenoch Cass love-in as papers find new targets
[20 October 2024] Welcome to The Trans Agenda: The papers, a newsletter that will arrive in your inbox every week if you are subscribed. Transgender.…
The Trans Agenda: NHS shows its anti-trans face as papers keep pushing anti-trans propaganda
The Trans Agenda [6 October 2024] Welcome to The Trans Agenda: The papers, a newsletter that will arrive in your inbox every week if you…
Ireland could call for puberty blocker ban next month
Not long after Sinn Fein helped usher in the UK government’s puberty blocker ban in Northern Ireland, it looks like they could be about to see the same introduced in the Republic of Ireland.
Mridul Wadhwa quit Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre after sustained anti-trans campaign against her
Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre CEO Mridul Wadhwa quit her position after a sustained attack by anti-trans campaigners lasting several years. This also follows the release of an independent report commissioned by Rape Crisis Scotland (RCS) written by Vicky Ling which people in the trans community are finding questionable to say the least.