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Ignore the High Court when filling out census, transgender charities imply
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Trans people in UK are facing death by 1,000 cuts Where are our allies?
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Women s rights campaigners claim victory as 2021 census chiefs agree to change official guidance
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At a hearing on March 9, the ONS, which publishes the census south of the border, defended its guidance, claiming that sex was an “umbrella term” that includes a range of concepts such as “lived” and “self-identified” sex and that asking about a person s sex as recognised by law risked a breach of article eight of the Human Rights Act, which relates to privacy.
However, the judge in the case, Mr Justice Swift, disagreed and granted an interim order that forced the statistics authority to immediately change its census guidance.
Now the ONS has conceded the case and it will not go to a substantive hearing on Friday, with the organisation paying the costs of both sides.
The world marks a grim milestone with the tenth anniversary of the uprising in Syria. President Bashar al-Assad, who was recently diagnosed with coronavirus, continues to enjoy a solid grip on power, despite one of the most brutal civil wars in modern history. In New York, the UN Security Council meets to mark the occasion.
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The government releases the much-anticipated integrated defence and foreign policy review, setting out Boris Johnson’s vision for ‘Global Britain in a Competitive Age’. Ahead of its release, the review sparked concerns both at home and among global partners that core defence duties could fall victim to a post-Brexit re-framing of international priorities. The Prime Minister moved last week to quell such fears, dispatching Dominic Raab for talks in Estonia and Norway to re-enforce Britain’s commitment to security in the European neighbourhood.