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  • UK Supreme Court – the judgment

    Judgment was handed down by the UK Supreme Court on Wednesday 16th April on For Women Scotland v The Scottish Ministers on the effect of the Gender Recognition Act...

  • Judgment due in FWS v Scottish Ministers

    It’s official, the day is finally here! The judgment will be handed down in person at Court 1, UK Supreme Court, London on Wednesday 16th April 2025 at 9:45am....

  • Letter to Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

    Following the publication of Review of data, statistics and research on sex and gender by Professor Alice Sullivan we sent the following letter to the Neil Gray, Cabinet Secretary...

  • City of Edinburgh Council Meeting

    Scottish Green councillor Alex Staniforth tabled the following motion to be discussed at the council meeting on Thursday 20th March regarding Edinburgh Women’s Aid (EWA) and the single sex...

  • Operation of the PSED in Scotland

    This is our submission to the Equalities, Human Rights and Civil Justice Committee call for views on its inquiry into the operation of the Public Sector Equality Duty in...

  • Another letter to First Minister

    After writing to the First Minister a week ago we had hoped Mr Swinney would be more on top of his brief regarding women’s rights to single-sex spaces. However,...

  • Letter to Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills

    The Herald article Schools could face Sandie Peggie-style legal dispute highlighted our comments that local authorities that fail to uphold the School Premises Regulations on separate sex facilities for...

  • Letter to First Minister

    In what The Scotsman termed a “fiery exchange” in the Scottish Parliament yesterday, John Swinney faced increasing pressure to clarify the legal position regarding provision of separate sex changing...

  • Letter to Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care

    We joined Sex Matters, MurrayBlackburnMackenzie and Fair Play for Women in sending the following letter to Neil Gray, Cabinet Secretary for Health and Social Care, calling on him to...

  • The Problem with Pete

    Imagine, if you will, a man called Pete. Pete is a manly-man, tall, with a beard and well-developed muscles. He’s also not real – or at least there may...