Media coverage — Commentator: Sex Matters mention
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Hampstead Heath ponds to stay trans-inclusive
Ben Lynch broke the news that City of London councillors have voted not to change the policy of allowing trans-identifying men to access...
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City firms still allow trans staff to use women’s toilets
Eleanor Harmsworth for The Telegraph covered Sex Matters’ report on sex-based rights in the financial sector as an exclusive, revealing that none of...
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Major banks STILL allowing transgender people to use women’s toilets despite court ruling
Oliver Partridge for GB News wrote on Sex Matters’ ‘Sex-based rights in the city’ report: “Banks including the Co-operative and NatWest, as well...
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City of London Corporation officers’ report recommends keeping trans-inclusive policy for swimming ponds
The judgment meanwhile led gender-critical campaign group Sex Matters to seek a judicial review challenge against...
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Phillipson ‘refuses to meet’ women who secured Supreme Court trans ruling
“We are still waiting for Government departments, local authorities, NHS bodies, regulators and publicly funded organisations to bring their policies in line with...
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Court upholds EHRC guidance on single-sex toilets in the workplace
The Times reported on the court ruling upholding the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s interim guidance on single-sex facilities following a legal challenge...
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Olympics protect female category | BBC Radio 5 Live Drive
Sex Matters was mentioned by Joe Lynskey in BBC Radio 5 Live Drive coverage on the IOC announcement on protecting the female category.
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IOC restores women’s category | BBC Radio 4 PM
Sex Matters was mentioned by Joe Lynskey in BBC Radio 4 PM coverage on the IOC announcement on protecting the female category.
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Hampstead Ponds judicial review going ahead | BBC London News
Sex Matters has won its appeal to overturn the decision by the High Court in February blocking our legal challenge against the City...
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What does trans mean and why is there a debate about transgender people’s rights?
Sex Matters, another group involved in the case, called the ruling incredibly important "for the half of humanity who need single-sex spaces".