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Transgender Rights versus Women’s Rights
In September we’ll be discussing Transgender Rights versus Women’s Rights
There is currently much debate regarding the potential conflict between transgender rights and women’s rights. This has intensified regarding access to single-sex spaces following the UK Supreme Court ruling that “woman” in the Equality Act 2010 refers to biological female sex, not acquired gender identity.
We’ll be discussing:
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What should we do about single-sex spaces?
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Should the WI and Girl Guiding have changed from being trans inclusive to being for biological females only?
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What should we do about puberty blockers and treatment of trans children?
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Is there a conspiracy to suppress trans rights?
Internet
Introduction to Special Section on Transgender Controversies | Free Inquiry
Feature: Transgender Controversies | Free Inquiry
Parental Rights: A Casualty of Anti-Transgender Legislation | Free Inquiry
Get Gender Ideology out of Biology! | Free Inquiry
High Court rules on lawfulness of the EHRC’s interim guidance | Good Law Project
FAQ: Trans inclusion after the High Court decision on the EHRC’s interim guidance | Good Law Project