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View our privacy policyViewing the latest from our campaign: Stop the UK’s attack on trans people
Guidance that excludes trans people faces challenge in the High Court.
NHS England is misusing health data to encourage social services to investigate families caring for trans kids. We’ve commissioned legal advice for families in the firing line.
We’re living through a backlash against trans rights. It’s time to come together and fight hatred and fear.
The EHRC was created to protect our rights. Now it’s trying to quash peaceful demonstrations.
New guidelines issued by the Corporate Body of the Scottish Parliament are exclusionary for trans people and based in a misinterpretation of the law. We, along with a cross-party group of MSPs and parliamentary staff have sent a letter to the Presiding Officer urging their retraction.
The EHRC said that the law was clear. So why do they want so much time to clarify it?
Munroe Bergdorf, Nadia Almada, India Willoughby and Victoria McCloud said what they would have said if the judges had let them speak, and told us what it’s like to live in the hostile world this judgment has made.
A number of trans and intersex individuals have today begun a legal challenge to the EHRC’s ‘Interim Update’ following the For Women, Scotland decision.
Last month’s Supreme Court ruling has seen the UK fall six places to 22nd. It’s time to fight back.
We asked the trans community how they have been affected after the Supreme Court ripped up the Equality Act. The response has been chilling.
Neil Hudson misled a concerned constituent about last month’s Supreme Court decision. But is the MP for Epping reckless or lying?
A message from our executive director, Jolyon Maugham, to the trans community.
April’s Supreme Court decision is being treated as the final word. But the judgment has introduced considerable uncertainty to the law, and some parts appear to set back the rights of trans people by over 20 years, says barrister Crash Wigley.
The Supreme Court’s decision to exclude trans voices has harmed trans people – and harmed the fairness of their ruling.