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What will the UK Supreme Court gender ruling mean in practice? A legal expert explains
The ruling does not require services to exclude trans people from all single-sex spaces. It does, however, clarify that if a service operates a single-sex space, for example a gym changing room, then exclusion is based on biological sex and not legal sex. Neither the court nor the government has said how “biological sex” would be defined or proven.
Ohio Supreme Court says state's ban on gender-affirming care after AG appeals lower-court ruling
Jeremy Renner is revealing jaw-dropping new details about his accident, including the chilling moment he says he actually "died." The show's executive producer, Bill Owens, resigned suddenly on April 22,
The UK's only ever judge to publicly say they are transgender is planning to take the government to the European Court of ...
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby said she will file an emergency appeal with the Supreme Court over lawmakers' decision to ...
The letter condemns a recent ruling by the U.K.’s Supreme Court in relation to what constitutes the legal definition of a ...
ENGLAND’S FA will ban transgender women from women’s football clubs next season. Last month, the Supreme Court ruled that ...
A TRANS-activist group in Bournemouth is organising a protest against the Supreme Court's ruling earlier this month that the term “woman” is defined by biological sex. It will take place at the ...
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Medical group slams “biologically nonsensical” anti-trans ruling by UK Supreme CourtA branch of resident doctors from the British Medical Association (BMA) has come out swinging against the UK Supreme Court’s ...
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby was censured in February after including a Maine student in a Facebook post about participation ...
New Jersey's top court is questioning the Camden Diocese's effort to block a grand jury from investigation allegations of ...
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