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Trans people are increasingly being painted as a threat to women. We’re supporting Not In Our Name (NION) Women to fight back against this harmful narrative. 

An ultra-conservative anti-abortion lawyer has threatened a GP practice in Brighton with legal action, risking further restrictions on healthcare for young trans people.

When a journalist who writes and campaigns on trans rights caught the attention of a gender-critical barrister, her life was turned upside down. With her support, we’ve filed a complaint with the Bar Standards Board.

Councils rushing to put policies on school bathrooms in place leave trans children facing confusion, distress and the risk of being outed.

EHRC says it will use AI to review consultation responses, instead of reading them.

Faced with the prospect of a judicial review, the Equality Commission for Northern Ireland withdrew advice on toilet usage. But it’s still breaking the law.

The Gender Recognition Panel is refusing to legally recognise trans people’s affirmed gender if they’re trying to conceive children. But that breaches their human rights.

The judgment by the Supreme Court in For (Some) Women Scotland might breach the EU Withdrawal agreement – we are litigating to find out.

This year Pride is more than a celebration, we’re fighting the backlash against LGBTQ+ rights. Companies have to pick a side.

The UK parliament has thrown trans people under the bus on toilets, abandoning its own policy to placate activists who accosted a trans barrister on the parliamentary estate.

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.