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EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces a ‘big shift’ for universities
New code confirms trans people can be excluded from facilities on basis of biological sex but experts say that does not make grappling with competing responsibilities any easier
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theguardian.com
Single-sex toilets must exclude transgender people, says EHRC
Updated code of practice covering England, Wales and Scotland also relates to changing rooms and follows supreme court ruling
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independent.co.uk
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
New single-sex space guidance faces backlash over similarities to US laws
The head of Britain's equalities watchdog has called for a 'common sense approach' to toilet provision as new EHRC guidance confirms single-sex services must be based on…
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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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timeshighereducation.com
EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces a ‘big shift’ for universities
New code confirms trans people can be excluded from facilities on basis of biological sex but experts say that does not make grappling with competing responsibilities any easier