RT @UN_Women: Women make up the majority of the people responding to #COVID19, but the voices we hear from the front line are often male. We need more women reporters, storytellers and leaders in the media industry. #UNGA https://t.co/8YT5O7...
RT @WomensSpaceIre: Robert Purcell, chair of the Law Society Criminal Law Committee told the Law Society Gazette in October that the Gender Recognition Act 2015 has placed the State in an impossible position with regard to transgender prisoners. ...
Very few women – or men – knew about plans to change the GRA until women started speaking up. These were plans which would have a direct impact on whole of society and yet women were criticised for wanting to make their views known. Our submission is ...
RT @GitaSahgal: This is terrible policy making. Ask the most vulnerable people to speak out and have a voice where they are prisoners and silenced, before any assessment on risk. 'Risk assessment' is a mug's game in the first place. This policy ...
Very few women – or men – knew about plans to change the GRA until women started speaking up. These were plans which would have a direct impact on whole of society and yet women were criticised for wanting to make their views known. Our submission is ...
All it takes is a GRC: How a man can be sent to a women's prison in Ireland
RT @WomensSpaceIre: Many women prisoners are amongst the most vulnerable in Irish society. Yet with a Gender Recognition Certificate any man can self-id as a member of the opposite sex and be sent to a women's prison, even if he's a sex offender ...
Dr Elizabeth MacBean Ross (1878-1915) Scottish. After working on Colonsay, in the East End & Persia, she travelled to India & Japan as a ship’s surgeon. In WW1 she answered an appeal for doctors to go to Serbia where she died of typhus; her life ...
Dr Elizabeth MacBean Ross (1878-1915) Scottish. After working on Colonsay, in the East End & Persia, she travelled to India & Japan as a ship’s surgeon. In WW1 she answered an appeal for doctors to go to Serbia where she died of typhus; her ...
RT @fairplaywomen: .@trussliz’s statement on GRA reform talks about striking the right balance. About upholding the rights of trans people and women. Advocates for sex-based rights are now rightly seen as policy stakeholders not stunned as hate ...
RT @ruthserwotka: Thread about being born in the wrong body. We are now being told that was never what was meant. I am so pleased this harmful narrative will nolonger be pushed on children. https://t.co/bEt3qB...
RT @WomensPledge: The SNP Women's Pledge group welcomes the UK Minister for Women & Equalities statement asserting the importance of women's sex based rights. #SexMatters https://t.co/QZ9jql...
RT @OnThisDayShe: In c 1607, aged about 15, Catalina de Erauso escaped from a Spanish convent. She cut off her hair, dressed as a boy, and worked under various names, rising to the rank of lieutenant in the Spanish colonial army in S America. She ...
Blogs for WPUK on Self-ID and Ireland https://t.co/pJ2Fgm... by Jill Nesbitt ...
Literati rally to JK Rowling’s defence in row over Cormoran Strike book https://t.co/MX5x5m...
Alex Massie: SNP must recognise gender reform pitfalls
Thread on Ireland & self-ID https://t.co/2BIwzN...
SNP must recognise SNP pitfalls https://t.co/cO6dq7...
RT @polblonde: Very good to see this letter in @thesundaytimes. (I am one of the signatories, obvs.) https://t.co/C0xXtl...