What It Costs: Women Speak Out
Women writers and artists speak out about loss to their creative, personal and professional lives due to trans activism
Read More What It Costs: Women Speak OutWomen writers and artists speak out about loss to their creative, personal and professional lives due to trans activism
Read More What It Costs: Women Speak OutDear Baroness Kishwer Falkner, RE: “clarifying” the Equality Act 2010 per Sex Matters’ proposal Further to Kemi Badenoch’s letter to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) seeking advice on “clarifying” the definition of the protected characteristic of ‘sex’ in the Equality Act 2010, and your subsequent advice that “A change to the Equality Act […]
Read More dear kishwer falknerOn the legal practicalities of protecting ‘trans people’ This is a response from an anonymous lawyer to the editor’s reply to an essay about how ‘trans people’ can be protected in law. I wrote a piece that attempted to examine how the Equality Act 2010 purports to protect ‘trans’ people using the approach the statute […]
Read More response to the editorFAO Justice Secretary Alex Chalk KC MP alex.chalk.mp@parliament.uk https://contact-moj.service.justice.gov.uk CC the Parole Board CEO@paroleboard.gov.uk info@paroleboard.gov.uk We write in support of Ceri-Lee Galvin whose paedophile father, Clive Bundy, has abused gender recognition and reassignment law to adopt the fake female identity “Claire Fox.” https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12012541/Woman-sexually-abused-father-discovers-released-jail-identifying-woman.html Alongside Ceri-Lee, we call upon the Parole Board to reverse its decision […]
Read More fao justice secretary chalk CC parole boardOn the 12th June 2023, Parliament will debate the proposal made by Sex Matters, via their successful petition that garnered over 100,000 signatures. While welcoming and actively calling for debate on the impact and ongoing justification for gender law, official sex secrecy and falsification on children, women and civil society, a minority of women’s rights […]
Read More What’s wrong with the sex matters petition?We are women’s rights campaigners based in the UK. We write to you in your capacity as Taoiseach. At a recent press conference, you said that you first found out about “Barbie Kardashian” (Alejandro Gentile) – the misogynist psychopath housed in Limerick women’s prison – “at the weekend” – 18-19 March 2023. However, this has […]
Read More dear mr varadkar…these are the points you might want to make. They disregard template letters, so it’s always better to write your own organic, home-grown one. You might open by flagging up the long list of safeguarding laws currently in force (adding any I didn’t think of). You might, perhaps, explain that the UK is in breach […]
Read More If you wanted to write to your mp about repealing gender laws…A lawyer recently wrote a guest blog on the subject of how sex secrecy certificates (GRCs) need to go if practicing transgenderists are to enjoy ‘gender reassignment’ discrimination protection in practice. This was an immensely generous-spirited piece – particularly given what we know about men abusing gender laws to evade safeguards – that attempts intellectually […]
Read More the editor repliesA lawyer and guest blogger evaluates the legal hurdles faced by people who believe they are ‘trans’, under current law. In summary, sex secrecy certificates need to go if they are to enjoy ‘gender reassignment’ discrimination protection in practice. The editor replies to the arguments here. If our laws are to protect a vulnerable minority […]
Read More on protecting ‘trans people’ – the legal practicalitiesJust for the record, I replied to a like-minded woman on my own Twitter thread with the words “Trans is a set of beliefs stemming from a mental disorder, with optional behaviours. Not an “identity.” Not a type of human being. A cult belief, in essence.” Within milliseconds my account was locked. It was obviously […]
Read More THE GOALPOSTS SHIFT: WHAT YOU NOW CAN’T SAY ON TWITTERI am, to be honest, kicking myself that I didn’t write this post sooner. It might have given those advancing strategies and goals with which I strongly disagree something tangible to chew on. When women like myself bang on about “safeguarding” duties, what powers are we referring to? And do GC groups even understand the […]
Read More THE WIDER CONTEXT OF #REPEALTHEGRA & RETAINER ARGUMENTS: SAFEGUARDING LEGISLATION