JK Rowling Reacts to UK Supreme Court's Trans Women Ruling
- JK Rowling celebrated the UK Supreme Court's ruling that defines the term 'woman' based on biological sex, stating it 'protected the rights of women and girls across the UK.'
- The Supreme Court ruled that transgender women are not considered 'women' under law, as defined in the Equalities Act 2010.
- Amnesty International criticized the ruling, calling it 'disappointing,' while UK Supreme Court judge Lord Hodge urged it not to be seen as a victory for any group.
- Health Minister Karin Smyth announced a government review of the ruling, emphasizing respect for all individuals' rights.

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