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New government guidance on way trans people should be treated in work place
New guidance has been published that sets out the way trans people should be treated by businesses, hospitals and sporting bodies.
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independent.co.uk
Phillipson says trans people are still protected after single-sex spaces guidance
Women and Equalities Minister Bridget Phillipson reiterated the ruling ‘made it clear that sex means biological sex’
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spectator.com
Labour’s day of trans reckoning arrives
More than a year after the Supreme Court ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex, Labour has finally published its long-awaited trans guidance. The 342 page policy…
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channel4.com
New government guidance on way trans people should be treated in work place
New guidance has been published that sets out the way trans people should be treated by businesses, hospitals and sporting bodies.
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New guidance on single-sex spaces – here’s what the government said
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Britain rolls out landmark transgender rules for single sex toilets, NHS wards and women-only spaces
From public toilets and hospital wards to gyms, schools and women-only refuges, Britain is preparing for one of the biggest changes to its equality guidance in years after the…
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mirror.co.uk
Major ways new single-sex space EHRC guidance will impact trans people's lives
New EHRC rules mean single-sex spaces like sports and hospital wards must be based on biological sex. Activists warn the sweeping changes will heavily impact the trans community.
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Government accused of ‘mimicking Trump’s America’ with new bathroom guidance
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