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Crowdjustice Messages: EHRC Draft Code of Practice.

Crowdjustice Messages: EHRC Draft Code of Practice.

 

Just over 48 hours ago, at 06:01 AM on Monday, 6th July 2026, TransLucent launched its Crowdfunder to challenge the Draft EHRC Code of Practice by Judicial Review.

PLEASE DONATE: https://www.crowdjustice.com/case/challenging-the-ehrc-code-of-p/

Since then, over 309 people have donated, and we are over 70% of the way to our target. Many people are leaving messages. This post highlights some of what has been said.

Harriet donated £100 – 100% behind your work.
Anonymous donated £10A threat not only to trans people, but all women, and feminism as a whole. Go get them.
Tara donated £10My trans friends are suffering greatly, and this unjust “code” is spreading hate and misinformation
Margaret donated £10I’m against all injustice. This is grossly unjust.
Chloe donated £10Inside is darkness and oppression. Outside is freedom! Let’s do this! 💖
Anonymous donated £200I hope we can fix this.
Katie donated £200 – Thank you for taking this action against trans apartheid. Good luck! Xx
Jennifer donated £750The code of practice is awful! The EHRC are a transphobic organisation and should be replaced. Good luck, Translucent, and thank you for all you do!
Claire donated £100The guidance misrepresents the legal position and fails to take proper account of section 7 of the Equality Act. It is confused and contradictory, and by going against the Gender Recognition Act, it goes against the 2002 Goodwin judgement and puts the UK in breach of the ECHR.
Charles Edward donated £100This is a vitally important case, and I am pleased to support it.
Liz donated £25Thank you for taking up this essential legal challenge against the EHRC’s discriminatory, anti trans rights, anti-human rights legislation.
Vicky donated £100Trans people fighting for trans rights is the only way forward. Together as a community!
Kim donated £10Wishing you well with this. Speaking as someone who transitioned 30 years ago, that awful SC ruling and this piece of blatant bigotry from a govt department we should be able to trust, have turned my peaceful, contented life upside down – and for no reason but hate.
Jennifer and Garry donated £10Thank you for doing this. We are appalled at the discriminatory anti trans propaganda which has led to this. It must be fought.
Victoria donated £25Thank you for your work in trying to make the UK a more inclusive place for all.
Kacy donated £10We have to stop this hateful imported culture war. UK does not need or want this.
Robert donated £50Thanks for challenging this appalling code of practice. It forces us to break the law on a daily basis to live the life we had before the supreme court ruling. A massive reduction in our human rights.
Jacqui donated £50Thanks for challenging obviously unjust legislation, we saw what scapegoating trans people did around 90 years ago, and then, too, it was the thin end of a wedge – “first they came for the trans people, and i did not speak out”.
Nikki donated £50I refuse to be treated as a second class citizen, which is what the EHRC will lead to if implemented by organisations. The law should be based on data not a political witch hunt.
Paula donated £50 – Good luck reaching the target, and I hope it makes a positive impact. Thank you for trying to fight on my behalf. These efforts do give a flicker of hope in our quest to just exist in a world. We just want to live our best lives.
Thank you all for your messages of support – we CAN do this!

Crowdjustice Messages: EHRC Draft Code of Practice.

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(Pronouns - she/her) - Steph Richards is a 74-year-old 'post-op' trans woman with a Gender Recognition Certificate and works as a human rights activist. She was the elected Women's and LGBT Officer at Portsmouth Labour Party 2021 - 2024, former CEO of Translucent.Org.UK, led us to winning the LGBT Organisation of the Year at the National Diversity Awards in 2022, co-founder of Women's Action Network (Portsmouth) and a volunteer at a Women's health charity. Steph was shortlisted as a "Gender Role Model" at the National Diversity Awards in 2025. Steph has been platformed live on BBC Radio 4 three times, including Women's Hour. She has also appeared on Good Morning Britain, Times Radio, LBC Radio, GB News and Channel 4 News. In 2023, Steph debated trans human rights at an American university event alongside Harvard biologist and author Carole Hooven, PhD. Steph (an intersectional feminist) is passionate about the inclusion and acceptance of trans people in society. She advocates for women in prison, specifically pregnant women and calls out the mounting concern that abortion rights are at risk in the UK. She was the recipient of an Inspirational Women of Portsmouth Award in March, 2023.

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