The principles are simple.

There are different ways of providing services.

The Equality Act provides for all of them when they are a proportionate means to a legitimate aim.

The EHRC met a human rights charity not a "hate group".

There were two members of staff there - one works in legal

Top tip: when you do an "exposé" read the documents. As you will see there was the Chair & CEO, two commissioners and two staff members which EHRC have redacted.

“Those provisions were always there, but the Supreme
Court has set that out beyond a doubt.”

Clear, strong and impressive from Labour's Minister
for Women & Equalities Bridget Phillipson MP speaking for the Government on the #SupremeCourt judgment.

Great to hear! 🙏

...and who was able effectively to address the questions posed by members of the court in the hour he had to make his submissions”.

This judgment came after so much hard work by For Women Scotland and their legal team; by Sex Matters and our legal team; and by the lesbian interveners and their legal team.

16th April 2025, the day women in the UK got their rights back.

EXCLUSIVE in @thetimes.com: Digital ID flaws risk Post Office-scale scandal, peer Lord Arbuthnot warns

"There are no safeguards to stop them providing ambiguous and outright wrong data." 👇

Perhaps Royal Colleges doing health research might consider reading the letter from the Office of Statistics Regulation to @seeninhealth.bsky.social

osr.statisticsauthority.gov.uk/corresponden...

Was no one concerned about the impact on the effectiveness of the study methodology when people will get turned off from participating upon facing idiotic questions such as these:

Interesting to see the RCOG launching a women's health research priorities project. But baffling that it includes the premises that "not everyone who needs women's service is a woman..."

The study is described as about on the concerns of "women and people"

Sorry, what?

Good to see @AshReganALBA for raising British Transport Police searching policy in the Scottish Parliament.

This policy violates the human rights of the most vulnerable women.

Please support Sex Matters legal challenge➡️https://sex-matters.org/take-action/crowdfund-to-stop-abusive-search-policy/

Sex Matters has written to The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) to demand that it does more to enforce the 1992 regulations on separate-sex facilities following the tribunal brought by nurse Sandie Peggie.