US EditionThousands of trans rights activists gather in London after Supreme Court ruling on definition of a woman
- Thousands of trans rights activists gathered in London and Edinburgh on Saturday to protest the UK Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of a woman.
- The protest followed the court’s unanimous decision, based on a legal battle over the Equality Act, that defines a woman by biological sex at birth, excluding transgender women.
- Protesters held banners with slogans like "trans women are women!" and feared the ruling could exclude transgender women from single-sex spaces such as toilets and hospital wards.
- Eevee Zayas warned extremists may feel empowered and hate crimes may rise, while Joe Brown said transition challenges and healthcare access could worsen post-ruling.
- The ruling may deeply impact transgender rights and single-sex spaces, prompting widespread demonstrations and police investigations into vandalism near protests.
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