Edinburgh rape crisis worker wins tribunal over gender critical views

Rape crisis centre worker wins tribunal over 'gender-critical' views

A woman who worked at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre was unfairly constructively dismissed because of her “gender-critical” beliefs, an employment tribunal has ruled. The tribunal found Roz Adams, who worked at the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre, was unlawfully discriminated against for believing that service users should be able to know the “biological sex” of staff members, the BBC reported. Management at the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre, known as…

Win for Woman in Rape Centre Tribunal Over Gender Views

A judge has found in favour of a woman who took a rape crisis centre to court after it initiated a “heresy hunt” against her because she believed it was important for victims to know the sex of workers there. Roz Adams won her claim of constructive dismissal against Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC), which is funded by the Scottish Government, with the ­tribunal ruling that she had been ­harassed and discriminated against in an “egregious” man…

Dismissed Edinburgh rape centre worker wins tribunal case over gender beliefs

A WOMAN who was dismissed by a charity that supports survivors of sexual violence because she held ‘gender critical’ beliefs has won her…

Edinburgh Rape Crisis support worker unfairly dismissed over gender-critical views

A Counselling Support Worker was discriminated against and unfairly dismissed by Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre because of her gender-critical…

'Bad blood' payout and rape centre gender row

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Victory for worker in rape centre gender row

Damning employment tribunal judgment slated Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre and found its chief executive was behind a ‘heresy hunt’ against a female employee