The Dead On Arrival Party.
Yorp conference doing its best to shut down anyone daring to call a transphobe a transphobe.
November 30, 2025 at 9:40 AM
The Dead On Arrival Party.
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Googly eyes make everything better
November 14, 2025 at 11:37 AM
Googly eyes make everything better
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1/🧵 Day 2 of 2. Today at 10:30am, High Court in London, Court 1, before Mr Justice Swift, R (Good Law Project, on the application of) v Equality and Human Rights Commission, a rolled-up hearing for judicial review of EHRC’s “interim update”.
No live reporting, sorry.
No live reporting, sorry.
1/🧵 Today at 10:30am, High Court in London, Court 1, before Mr Justice Swift, R (Good Law Project, on the application of) v Equality and Human Rights Commission, a rolled-up hearing for judicial review of EHRC’s “interim update” (Day 1 of 2)
No live reporting, sorry.
No live reporting, sorry.
November 13, 2025 at 12:09 PM
1/🧵 Day 2 of 2. Today at 10:30am, High Court in London, Court 1, before Mr Justice Swift, R (Good Law Project, on the application of) v Equality and Human Rights Commission, a rolled-up hearing for judicial review of EHRC’s “interim update”.
No live reporting, sorry.
No live reporting, sorry.
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1/🧵 Today at 10:30am, High Court in London, Court 1, before Mr Justice Swift, R (Good Law Project, on the application of) v Equality and Human Rights Commission, a rolled-up hearing for judicial review of EHRC’s “interim update” (Day 1 of 2)
No live reporting, sorry.
No live reporting, sorry.
November 12, 2025 at 10:40 AM
1/🧵 Today at 10:30am, High Court in London, Court 1, before Mr Justice Swift, R (Good Law Project, on the application of) v Equality and Human Rights Commission, a rolled-up hearing for judicial review of EHRC’s “interim update” (Day 1 of 2)
No live reporting, sorry.
No live reporting, sorry.
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Equality & Human Rights Commission faces devastating challenge:
See press release & announcement.
Trans Exile Network supports this release and is yet to lodge its GANHRI submissions to strip EHRC of recognised status. 'Crowing' by the EHRC is sorely misjudged.
transactual.org.uk/blog/2025/10...
See press release & announcement.
Trans Exile Network supports this release and is yet to lodge its GANHRI submissions to strip EHRC of recognised status. 'Crowing' by the EHRC is sorely misjudged.
transactual.org.uk/blog/2025/10...
Equality and Human Rights Commission faces a devastating challenge for yet again violating its human rights obligations – TransActual
transactual.org.uk
November 11, 2025 at 1:54 PM
Equality & Human Rights Commission faces devastating challenge:
See press release & announcement.
Trans Exile Network supports this release and is yet to lodge its GANHRI submissions to strip EHRC of recognised status. 'Crowing' by the EHRC is sorely misjudged.
transactual.org.uk/blog/2025/10...
See press release & announcement.
Trans Exile Network supports this release and is yet to lodge its GANHRI submissions to strip EHRC of recognised status. 'Crowing' by the EHRC is sorely misjudged.
transactual.org.uk/blog/2025/10...
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Mansplaining ... 👇
November 4, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Mansplaining ... 👇
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“Why should trans people build their lives in a country which continues to demonstrate its hostility? Unless the government takes urgent action, the threat won’t just be to trans people’s human rights, but also to our economy as we make life harder for business, and drive talent away.”
✈️ NEW ✈️
A large proportion of UK trans people are looking to emigrate within the next 10 years, with almost 40% of younger people considering a move abroad, according to a new YouGov poll:
https://goodlaw.social/t2h8
A large proportion of UK trans people are looking to emigrate within the next 10 years, with almost 40% of younger people considering a move abroad, according to a new YouGov poll:
https://goodlaw.social/t2h8
Over a quarter of trans people likely to leave the UK
YouGov poll reveals a large proportion of UK trans people are looking to emigrate within the next 10 years, with almost 40% of younger people considering a move abroad.
goodlaw.social
November 4, 2025 at 12:51 PM
“Why should trans people build their lives in a country which continues to demonstrate its hostility? Unless the government takes urgent action, the threat won’t just be to trans people’s human rights, but also to our economy as we make life harder for business, and drive talent away.”
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What I am about to say is probably illegal. But if it saves lives I do not care.
We trans people have the networks & experience to support parents of trans kids being detransitioned, with alternatives.
Risk jail or see a trans kid die? I'd rather be on the right side of history.
We trans people have the networks & experience to support parents of trans kids being detransitioned, with alternatives.
Risk jail or see a trans kid die? I'd rather be on the right side of history.
November 4, 2025 at 11:09 AM
What I am about to say is probably illegal. But if it saves lives I do not care.
We trans people have the networks & experience to support parents of trans kids being detransitioned, with alternatives.
Risk jail or see a trans kid die? I'd rather be on the right side of history.
We trans people have the networks & experience to support parents of trans kids being detransitioned, with alternatives.
Risk jail or see a trans kid die? I'd rather be on the right side of history.
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Ongoing dilemma for the Establishment - report this in an attempt to monster trans people and risk the possibility that kids might be involved, therefore letting the public know that trans kids exist and have agency, or suppress the news and add to the sense of media complicity.
October 31, 2025 at 9:11 AM
Ongoing dilemma for the Establishment - report this in an attempt to monster trans people and risk the possibility that kids might be involved, therefore letting the public know that trans kids exist and have agency, or suppress the news and add to the sense of media complicity.
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the first person that patriarchy teaches a man to harm is himself.
oppressive violence against others is more palatable if someone has already first been convinced to rip the copper wiring out of their own soul.
oppressive violence against others is more palatable if someone has already first been convinced to rip the copper wiring out of their own soul.
October 22, 2025 at 8:44 AM
the first person that patriarchy teaches a man to harm is himself.
oppressive violence against others is more palatable if someone has already first been convinced to rip the copper wiring out of their own soul.
oppressive violence against others is more palatable if someone has already first been convinced to rip the copper wiring out of their own soul.
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Richard Murphy almost definitely brought the receipts this week
October 20, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Richard Murphy almost definitely brought the receipts this week
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This is a very important legal case, whereby the enforcement of equal human rights for trans ppl, ruled by the European Court of Human Rights, is actually carried out by the British govt. Having not done so, as legally required, brings the British state into disrepute, & undermines human rights.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This evening, 14/10/25 the Trans Advocacy and Complaints Collective and the Trans Exile Network have taken the next step in the struggle to restore the human rights, dignity & safety of UK trans people.
This evening, 14/10/25 the Trans Advocacy and Complaints Collective and the Trans Exile Network have taken the next step in the struggle to restore the human rights, dignity & safety of UK trans people.
October 15, 2025 at 12:57 PM
This is a very important legal case, whereby the enforcement of equal human rights for trans ppl, ruled by the European Court of Human Rights, is actually carried out by the British govt. Having not done so, as legally required, brings the British state into disrepute, & undermines human rights.
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Why do we keep talking about trans healthcare?
Because of statistics like this.
Because every day waiting, in this world obsessed with harassing trans people, is a battle that many don't survive.
So, we keep talking about it, and keep fighting back against systemic transphobia.
Because of statistics like this.
Because every day waiting, in this world obsessed with harassing trans people, is a battle that many don't survive.
So, we keep talking about it, and keep fighting back against systemic transphobia.
October 14, 2025 at 3:50 PM
Why do we keep talking about trans healthcare?
Because of statistics like this.
Because every day waiting, in this world obsessed with harassing trans people, is a battle that many don't survive.
So, we keep talking about it, and keep fighting back against systemic transphobia.
Because of statistics like this.
Because every day waiting, in this world obsessed with harassing trans people, is a battle that many don't survive.
So, we keep talking about it, and keep fighting back against systemic transphobia.
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The "Duck" in Avenida Place hotel, Barcelona, Spain.
October 15, 2025 at 3:22 AM
The "Duck" in Avenida Place hotel, Barcelona, Spain.
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Today, we and the Trans Exile Network have made a joint submission to the Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law regarding the UK Supreme Court's judgment in the For Women Scotland v. Scottish Ministers case of April 2025.
transexilenetwork.co.uk/articles/tra...
transexilenetwork.co.uk/articles/tra...
Trans Exile Network - Trans Advocacy and Complaints Collective and the Trans Exile Network seek urgent re-opening of enforcement of key human rights decision against UK
Today, the Trans Advocacy and Complaints Collective and the Trans Exile Network have made a joint submission to the Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law regarding the UK Supreme Court's...
transexilenetwork.co.uk
October 14, 2025 at 8:22 PM
Today, we and the Trans Exile Network have made a joint submission to the Directorate General of Human Rights and Rule of Law regarding the UK Supreme Court's judgment in the For Women Scotland v. Scottish Ministers case of April 2025.
transexilenetwork.co.uk/articles/tra...
transexilenetwork.co.uk/articles/tra...
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If a dad has been there for a child, supported them through thick and thin, picked them up when they were down, laughed with them, cried with them, loved them like their own, but weren't their 'biological' dad, they'd still be their dad right?
You couldn't say they 'identified' as a dad.
You couldn't say they 'identified' as a dad.
September 26, 2025 at 1:06 PM
If a dad has been there for a child, supported them through thick and thin, picked them up when they were down, laughed with them, cried with them, loved them like their own, but weren't their 'biological' dad, they'd still be their dad right?
You couldn't say they 'identified' as a dad.
You couldn't say they 'identified' as a dad.
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It's always the people who aren't being targetted by labour fearmongering about reform doing that same...
Like read the room, you cannot scare us into voting labour by telling us reform will do the things already happening to us under labour.
Like read the room, you cannot scare us into voting labour by telling us reform will do the things already happening to us under labour.
September 26, 2025 at 4:41 PM
It's always the people who aren't being targetted by labour fearmongering about reform doing that same...
Like read the room, you cannot scare us into voting labour by telling us reform will do the things already happening to us under labour.
Like read the room, you cannot scare us into voting labour by telling us reform will do the things already happening to us under labour.
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One of the unexpected things I've learned from my advocacy for trans people is how malignant parts of the State can be, how it can misuse data for positively evil purposes. It's taught me people can't be safe with a digital ID card and so I've signed this. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/73...
Petition: Do not introduce Digital ID cards
We demand that the UK Government immediately commits to not introducing a digital ID cards. There are reports that this is being looked at.
petition.parliament.uk
September 26, 2025 at 6:20 AM
One of the unexpected things I've learned from my advocacy for trans people is how malignant parts of the State can be, how it can misuse data for positively evil purposes. It's taught me people can't be safe with a digital ID card and so I've signed this. petition.parliament.uk/petitions/73...
It doesn't matter if digital ID cards work or not. The real purpose is to aggregate all personal data into one place so it can be combined with CCTV and mass surveillance.
This is the real reason behind the US / UK AI tech partnership recently announced at Trump's second state visit.
This is the real reason behind the US / UK AI tech partnership recently announced at Trump's second state visit.
September 26, 2025 at 8:36 AM
It doesn't matter if digital ID cards work or not. The real purpose is to aggregate all personal data into one place so it can be combined with CCTV and mass surveillance.
This is the real reason behind the US / UK AI tech partnership recently announced at Trump's second state visit.
This is the real reason behind the US / UK AI tech partnership recently announced at Trump's second state visit.
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When I graduated college it was a criminal offence to be gay & 14 men, on average, were jailed each year in Ireland. Suicides were a drumbeat. The only option was to flee & find safety, which I did, in Britain.
Now the UK is persecuting LGBTQ ppl, whilst Ireland does not. So Brits are …
Now the UK is persecuting LGBTQ ppl, whilst Ireland does not. So Brits are …
September 25, 2025 at 12:04 PM
When I graduated college it was a criminal offence to be gay & 14 men, on average, were jailed each year in Ireland. Suicides were a drumbeat. The only option was to flee & find safety, which I did, in Britain.
Now the UK is persecuting LGBTQ ppl, whilst Ireland does not. So Brits are …
Now the UK is persecuting LGBTQ ppl, whilst Ireland does not. So Brits are …
“Calling up the spirit world, in particular the devil's spirit world, can actually have real world consequences”
September 24, 2025 at 6:01 AM
“Calling up the spirit world, in particular the devil's spirit world, can actually have real world consequences”