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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.

Could Elon Musk’s AI-fuelled assault on the public sector become a template for cuts in the UK? We need to put people at the heart of public spending, says Susan Morgan.

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

The health secretary has put central records of our health data at the heart of his project to revolutionise the NHS – and a US spy-tech giant is in pole position to clean up.

Rightwing broadcaster says its sudden enthusiasm for the middle classes’ favourite supermarket is ‘simply editorial content’ – and says it will sue if we suggest anything else.

We challenged the EHRC on their transphobic guidance. The High Court has now given us directions as to how to proceed with the case.

Big tech is making cash by hiding the age range for ads in the small print – it’s time to take on this dangerous trick.

MPs missed a chance to remove the threat of prosecution from anyone helping families make decisions about their own lives. With the far right on the march, it’s time to defend our rights.

Since the UK helped set up a body which defends people’s right to question fossil fuel industries, successive governments have cracked down on climate protest. So we’re supporting a formal complaint.  

When GB News broadcast a dangerous lie about LGBTQ+ people on its show Headliners, over 70,000 people complained to Ofcom. Now the channel has taken it off air.  

The EHRC’s rushed guidance caused harm from the moment it was released. But now they’re u-turning.

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.

When Albie Amankona spoke out on racism, the rightwing channel that claims to defend free speech dropped him. But GB News can’t operate above the law.

Women could no longer face the threat of prosecution for taking decisions about their lives and their families – but the fight is far from over.