US EditionTransgender women in Britain fear ruling could place toilets, sports and hospitals off limits
- The United Kingdom Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of 'woman' excludes transgender women, impacting their rights under the 2010 Equality Act.
- The United Kingdom Supreme Court ruled that the legal definition of 'woman' refers only to the sex assigned at birth under the 2010 Equality Act, excluding trans women from legal protections and entitlements designated for women.
- Trans women may be barred from various spaces legally reserved for women in Scotland, impacting public board appointments and single-sex services like shelters and hospital wards.
- Activists express concern that this ruling could empower anti-trans movements and impact transgender rights in both the U.K. and the U.S., with potential global repercussions for trans communities.
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UTA to add inclusive restrooms after student resolution
MATHEW SHAW | Contributing WriterMathewSyb@gmail.com Starting next fall, the University of Texas at Arlington will include all-gender restrooms in several of its buildings after the school’s Student Senate passed a resolution to update existing restrooms on campus. Resolution 25-03, the “Unicorn Inclusion Act,” passed at a Student Senate general body meeting on April 1. Eleven voted in favor of the resolution, while two voted against it, and eig…
Trans people do not cease to exist because of many decisions taken by the racist patriarchal courts and executive orders that sign authoritarian and sadistic leaders who only seek to enrich themselves.What disappears is the protection of their human rights and on this path, will disappear also those of the rest of the women.The Supreme Court of England has adopted a decision that perfectly matches one of Trump's executive orders that establishes…
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