US EditionUK Supreme Court Rules Legal Definition of 'Woman' Is Based on Biological Sex Under the Equality Act
- The UK Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of 'woman' refers to biological sex, excluding trans women under the Equality Act 2010, with a unanimous decision by five judges.
- This landmark decision concluded a years-long battle dealing with the rights of transgender people in Britain.
- Lord Hodge emphasized that this ruling does not disadvantage trans individuals, who still receive protections under anti-discrimination laws.
- Susan Smith of For Women Scotland stated, 'women can now feel safe that services and spaces designated for women are for women' after the ruling.
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UK Supreme Court denies Trans Humanity…
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