What we are up against
Many organisations have lost sight of the law and do not apply their own rules fairly. This can leave those who stand up for sex-based rights exposed to intimidation, threats and violence – at work, in education, and in public life.
We keep track of this opposition and challenge it by holding organisations accountable for protecting everyone’s rights.
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Timeline of puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones for children
This timeline tracks the series of political and regulatory steps leading to the approval of the puberty-blocker trial, and the expert, legal and campaigning challenges against it.
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Intimidation, threats and violence by trans-rights activists
A chronological list of incidents affecting gender-critical women in the UK
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Log of academics targeted
This list of academics and others at British universities targeted for questioning transgender orthodoxy is compiled and maintained by Michael Biggs.
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Timeline of efforts to sabotage the EHRC’s work to protect everyone’s rights
The Equality and Human Rights Commission is Great Britain's national human rights institution.
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Transactivist violence – on film
Videos and pictures of incidents of intimidation, threats and violence against gender critical women in the UK.
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Keeping track of Stonewall
We keep track of Stonewall's activities when they influence language, law and policy, and try to keep an up-to-date list of Stonewall Champions.
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Why ban talking therapy?
How a campaign to criminalise the most effective treatment for gender-distressed children made it from the margins to the mainstream: we look at the history of conversion therapy.
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Learning from the Jo Phoenix case
What universities and their regulators need to know and do
What happened at the Open University was not an isolated problem, and it was not just about Phoenix. This briefing tells the story of the case based on the findings of the employment tribunal, and sets out lessons for the university... -
Response to consultation on proposal on hate crime
Why this reform extends legislation unnecessarily, is based on weak concepts, and ignores harm caused by the law itself.