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A trans woman named Dee critiques Zoe Strimpel’s portrayal of 2025 as J.K. Rowling’s triumph, arguing that Rowling has transformed from a beloved author into someone who spreads transphobia and harm. Continue Reading Zoe Strimpel’s portrayal of 2025 as the “year of J.K. Rowling’s triumph” – a response

Sullivan Report Editorial Criticism: The Observer faces criticism for its editorial on the Sullivan Report which promoted gender-critical views, leading a reader to cancel their subscription, while TransLucent is also critical. Continue Reading Open Letter to The Observer re Sullivan Report

This opinion piece, titled “Naomi Cunningham barrister and Amery and Mondon’s analysis of transphobia” analyses Naomi Cunningham’s views and actions regarding trans rights through the lens of organised transphobia, highlighting her alignment with gender-critical movements and the harmful impacts this has on transgender people. Continue Reading Naomi Cunningham barrister and Amery and Mondon’s analysis of transphobia

This review critiques Helen Joyce’s “Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality,” focusing on its arguments against gender identity ideology and its potential impact on transgender rights.
Continue Reading Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality by Helen Joyce – Book Review

Robin Moira White argues that Workplace (Health Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 should not be used to exclude transgender employees from facilities, because the regulations were intended to address the lack of facilities for women, predate consideration of transgender people in legislation, and lack definitions of “male” and “female”.
Continue Reading Transgender employees, toilets, changing rooms and the Workplace (Health Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992

Outline of the Online Safety Act (OSA) 2023 and its implications for transgender individuals, including measures to address illegal content and hate speech online. Continue Reading Online Safety Act (OSA) 2023 – What it means to Trans People

What is a Hate Group? – Briefing Note: This briefing note defines hate groups as organisations that attack or malign entire classes of people based on immutable characteristics, and it discusses their activities, monitoring, and criticisms.
Continue Reading What is a Hate Group?

Transgender Children’s Healthcare in the UK – Navigating the Complexities As a Transgender Advocacy Organisation, we receive many requests from…

Reforming the Gender Recognition Act 2004 – A Briefing Note for MPs The purpose of this briefing paper is to…