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MPs urged to act over Tory response to Scotland s gender bill

Over 7,000 people have emailed their MPs over the Government’s response to Scotland’s planned reforms of the Gender Recognition Act (GRA).

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Sturgeon and Sunak to meet following passing of gender bill

The Prime Minister and Scottish First Minister are expected to discuss issues such as the NHS, economy and Scottish independence.

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UK government could deem Scottish gender recognition certificates invalid

Transgender people in Scotland could have to apply for a UK gender recognition certificate in order to be recognised outside of the country.

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Written Ministerial Statement to Parliament regarding the Gender Recognition Act (2004) consultation

Written Ministerial Statement to Parliament regarding the Gender Recognition Act (2004) consultation
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TERF meaning: what is the origin of the term and is it offensive?

A protest sign advocating for intersectional feminism that includes trans people (Charles Hutchins via Creative Commons) In recent years, a new term has entered the world of everyday speech: TERF. The initialism stands for “trans-exclusionary radical feminist” and refers to people who describe themselves as feminists but who exclude the rights of transgender people, particularly trans women, from their women’s rights advocacy. These views can manifest in many ways, for example stating that trans women are not women, pushing for the exclusion of trans women from women’s spaces, and also opposition to trans rights legislation such as the US Equality Act or the UK Gender Recognition Act.

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