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View our privacy policyViewing the latest from our campaign: Stop the UK’s attack on trans people
The anti-trans pressure group Protect and Teach won’t say who they are or how they’re handling data – so we’ve asked the information commissioner to investigate
Aiden Longmuir’s family fought hard for his death certificate to reflect his identity as a man – we’re helping them make sure the coroner gives him the respect he deserves
Ministers shouldn’t base policy on opinions that are biased, so we’re challenging Streeting’s flawed decision
We’re offering to defend the Women’s Institute and Girlguiding against trans exclusion
The High Court’s decision is wrong and we will appeal it
A freedom of information request by Good Law Project has found that deaths by suicide of trans young people under 18 surged following the withdrawal of gender-affirming healthcare
Last summer, Good Law Project accused barrister Sarah Phillimore of harassment and transphobia. Now, the barrister is suing our founder over the allegations
Sex Matters tried to block a ban on conversion practices, but the Council of Europe has voted to make it illegal
The Reform Council in Worcestershire is trying to ban trans people from accessing services. We’re fighting back
Charity regulator confirms the existence of an “ongoing” investigation into the transphobic pressure group Sex Matters.
Court of Appeal finds that Stonewall did not cause discrimination against ‘gender critical’ barrister Allison Bailey.
We analyse the findings and implications of NHS England’s review of adult trans healthcare, published today.
The High Court of New Zealand has ruled that a ban on puberty blockers for young trans people should not be enforced ahead of a legal challenge from a trans health body.
One of the first cases that follows the Supreme Court’s decision on the definition of sex under the Equality Act has found that the court didn’t decide which changing room a trans person should use.
Girl Guiding and the Women’s Institute have announced that they will now exclude trans women and girls after legal threats – but organisations can and should remain inclusive.
As we mark Trans Day of Remembrance, we are forging our grief for those we have lost into solidarity, says trans rights lead Jess O’Thomson.