The briefing note addresses claims about trans women in female NHS hospital wards, concluding that allowing trans women to occupy a bed in a ward aligning with their gender identity is a matter of equality and non-discrimination. Investigations found no serious complaints regarding trans women inpatients in female NHS hospital wards.
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Gender Exploratory Therapy (GET) – Conversion Therapy explores the reasoning behind a patient’s gender dysphoria, but there are concerns that it is a conversion therapy technique that can inflict harm on trans youth by tying dysphoria to trauma, delaying access to gender-affirming care and lacking an estimated duration for the therapy.
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Trans Inequality: A Call to Action Equality is the state of being equal, especially in status, rights, and opportunities. It…
What is a Woman – The Gotcha Question: The question ‘What is a Woman’ is posed as a ‘gotcha’ question…
Gender Ideology – Definition for Briefing Notes – Overview: Over recent years, trans-hostile actors and right-wing members of the Conservative…
Transgender Children’s Healthcare in the UK – Navigating the Complexities As a Transgender Advocacy Organisation, we receive many requests from…
Briefing Notes – For MPs and Media – Transgender Hate Crime in the UK Our briefing notes for MP’s and…
The TransLucent briefing notes are for MPs and journalists, giving details on human rights issues facing the trans community, a marginalised and vulnerable demographic.
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Reforming the Gender Recognition Act 2004 – A Briefing Note for MPs The purpose of this briefing paper is to…
Why trans activists protest at some feminist events.
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