The Recap

The Recap

By adminMay 15, 20221 Min Read

E.H.R.CE.H.R.C Equality and Human Rights Commission The EHRC was established in 2007 by the then Labour government to monitor human rights in England, Wales and Scotland, and to enforce equality laws based on protected characteristics, such as sexuality, gender reassignment, race and religion. Although not part of a government department, the EHRC is a public sector organisation funded by the taxpayers, whose senior leaders are appointed by the government. The organisation’s “vision and purpose”, which is embedded in staff email signatures, says it is committed to standing up for “freedom, compassion and justice.” https://equalityhumanrights.com/en">https://equalityhumanrights.com/en (Equality and Human Rights Commission) : Update

2022 Feb 2nd

Key players in the EHRC , Britain’s Equalities Watchdog , appears to have been influenced by multiple private meetings with anti-trans lobbyists over the last year (such as the founders of the LGB Alliance), thus removing rights from trans people by supporting legal cases that opposed trans equality.

Leaked documents show current leaders of the EHRC appear to hold views about trans people and gender identity which completely contradict their statements that:

“The organisation’s “vision and purpose”, which is embedded in staff email signatures, says it is committed to standing up for “freedom, compassion and justice.
“We exist to protect, enforce and promote equality and human rights laws for everyone, including trans people”

The Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission is held by Baroness Kishwer Falkner.