I want to apply yesterday’s dazzling insight that peanuts have to be left out of peanut-free meals to the words of the Equality Act and the specific question before the Supreme Court in For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers, to be heard later this month. This is another fairly short point, though a little more … Continue reading "Discrimination law and the experimental method" The post Discrimination law and the experimental method first appeared on .|
So, we now have not one, not two, but three separate crowdfunders in support of proposed legal challenges to the draft revised Code of Practice issued by the Equality & Human Rights Commission on 20 May, in response to the … Continue reading →| Labour Pains
Par cette seule décision, les droits des femmes ont été réaffirmés. Désormais, au Royaume-Uni, un homme ne peut plus se prévaloir d’un certificat de reconnaissance de genre pour exiger d̵…| Debbie Hayton
There are two sexes, male and female, and sex cannot be changed. Trans women certainly exist – I’m one of them. But trans women, however loudly the slogans blare, are not women.| Debbie Hayton
No longer can the Scottish government try and expand the definition of the word woman| Debbie Hayton
As noted on this blog last month, it was always going to be fun watching Jolyon Maugham KC and his Good Law Project try to re-invent themselves, following the demise on 4 July last year of the Tory…| Labour Pains
The Supreme Court is comprised of very able and mature minds, aware of the law and of their duties. The case brought by For Women Scotland concerns a pure and straightforward matter of statutory reading and I have no doubt … Continue reading →| Labour Pains
Le parole “donna” e “sesso” dell’Equality Act, legge antidiscriminazione del 2010, si riferiscono alle donne biologiche e al sesso. Le attiviste di For| FeministPost
