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Police SEEN UK
UK policing’s national sex equality and equity network, launched in January 2024 with a mission to restore fairness, impartiality and trust to policing. For all serving police officers and police staff who hold lawful sex-realist and gender-critical beliefs. Aims to ensure that police forces return focus to the Peelian...
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Response to the Financial Conduct Authority’s consultation on Diversity and Inclusion
The response from SEEN in the City to the FCA’s proposals (CP23/20) raises serious concerns – particularly that there is no requirement for firms to collect sex data.
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State sanctioned sexual assault: women pay the price for policing beyond the law
In December 2021, the Police Chiefs' Council approved a policy that permitted officers to strip and even intimately search suspects of the opposite sex if they self-identified as the same “gender” as the person being searched.
The WRN confirmed that of the 47 forces consulted, 35 have implemented, or are... -
SEEN in Sport
Network set up in April 2024 for all players, coaches, officials and parents who believe that women and girl’s sport should be for biological females only Female categories were instigated by governing bodies precisely because there is a biological difference between men and women, and fair play is only...
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SEEN in STEM
Formed in March 2024 for sex-realists in STEM who believe reality matters for continuing scientific and technological discoveries. For those who value truth, reason and material reality and recognise that the very foundation of how we make sense of the world, the scientific method, is being undermined. We cannot...
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Levelling the playing field – why women and girls matter in amateur sport
Why women and girls matter in amateur sport
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Performance of non-binary athletes in mass-participation running events
By John Armstrong, Alice Sullivan and George M Perry
BMJ Open Sport & Exercise Medicine 2023 Volume 9, Issue 4 -
Gender Questioning Children: Non-statutory guidance for schools and colleges in England
The Department for Education’s draft guidance for consultation from 16th May to 11th July 2024.
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The trans colonisation of women’s sports
Fiona McAnena explains how an obsessive, decades-long campaign ushered in a whole new era of sporting sexism.
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Best free speech practice
Linked with Alumni for Free Speech, this group of senior lawyers and academics has resources on best free speech practice for higher-education providers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
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Transgender competition in combat sports: Position statement of the Association of ringside physicians
Why the ARP does not support transgender athlete competition against cisgender athletes in combat sports – published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine, a peer-reviewed, sports-based medical journal for primary-care physicians.
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Football teams refuse to play after transgender player injures opponent
Oliver Brown for The Telegraph
Exclusive: Four sides in Sheffield women’s league boycotting games after transgender player accused of causing a season-ending injury -
‘Nonsense’ of gender data collected by public bodies set for review
Ben Riley-SMith, political editor for The Telegraph
The Tories are hardening their position on the importance of biological sex being recognised amid the debate about transgender rights. -
‘Feminist approach’ to cancer could save lives of 800,000 women a year
Andrew Gregory, health editor, The Guardian
Gender inequality and discrimination impede timely diagnoses and quality care for women around the world, says report. -
The government needs to put safeguarding first – it should not allow social transitioning in schools
Stephanie Davies-Arai for The Critic
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War-hero Army doctor disciplined for agreeing that men can’t be women is cleared of wrong-doing by an official inquiry
Chris Pollard for the Mail on Sunday
Dr Kelvin Wright received a complaint from a junior officer after sharing a post by Helen Joyce of Sex Matters. The war-hero doctor has been cleared of wrongdoing by an official inquiry. -
NHS issues school trans guide to help teachers, schools and parents after ministers dither on issuing official advice
Connor Stringer for the Mail Online.
NHS say schools should not let kids 'socially transition' without parental consent The advice is designed for NHS staff working with children as well as teachers -
Census ‘hugely overstated’ trans population
Edward Malnick, Sunday Political Editor for The Telegraph
Office for National Statistics may have lost its 'credibility' to accurately record sex and gender, suggests Whitehall source -
Doctors at GOSH advised not to use the terms ‘boys and girls’
Charles Hymas, Social Affairs Editor, The Telegraph.
Staff at Great Ormond Street Hospital told to avoid words such as ‘guys, gents and dudes’ when talking to groups and stop using ‘gendered language’ in new guidance document. -
The obsession with trans inclusivity is making a mockery of equality
Kate Barker, CEO of the LGB Alliance, for The Telegraph.
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It’s wrong to lie to children: The Department of Education should learn this simple lesson
Stephanie Davies-Arai for The Critic.
Davies-Arai traces the history of the government's continually delayed transgender schools guidance, originally due to be published in March 2018. -
The NHS is accused of ‘trying to erase women’ as dozens of trusts sign up to Rainbow Badge scheme that marks down hospitals for using words like ‘mother’
Martin Beckford, policy editor for the Daily Mail
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What went wrong at the Open University?
Alice Sullivan for The Spectator.
Sullivan looks at the cases of Phoenix, Tucker and Gadow. -
Lib Dem activists say menstruation ‘not just a women’s issue’ as party to debate motion
Katie Harris, political reporter for the Express
Maya Forstater of Sex Matters is quoted. “Of course menstruation is solely a women's issue – only women have uteruses, and so only women can menstruate.” -
Woman who posed as boy and sexually assaulted teenager sentenced
Mark Brown & Helen Pidd for The Guardian
Georgia Bilham given 24-month community order and made to join sex offender register.
A jury at the week-long trial heard how Bilham created a male alter ego called George_132x on Snapchat to trick her accuser into believing she was a boy. -
Gender-critical website blocked on train wi-fi network
Kieran Gair for The Times
The Sex Matters site has been flagged up for ‘being linked to terrorism and hate’. Helen Joyce of Sex Matters is quoted. -
Clarity matters: how placating lobbyists obscures public understanding of sex and gender
MBM commissioned polling to see what people understand by the terms “transgender woman” and “trans man” tell them about a person’s sex. The findings show that there is substantial confusion.
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Employee holding gender critical beliefs suffered harassment and employer failed to take reasonable steps to prevent it
An analysis of Fahmy v Arts Council England by BDBF Solicitors – an employment law firm in the City of London specialising in high stakes and high value cases.
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Paused investigation into Baroness Falkner risks equalities watchdog ‘running adrift’
Edward Malnick for The Telegraph
EHRC head accused of discrimination in her efforts to rebalance quango’s approach to trans issues, with a greater emphasis on women’s rights.
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Why DfE dithering is to blame for the trans cat-fight
Helen Joyce for SchoolsWeek
Cat-identifying children are a distraction from the fact that schools have been left to teach fiction as fact in the absence of clear guidance.