Another bloke identifying as a woman is making waves in a female sporting competition. A UK cricketer with an enormous advantage is playing as a woman and was just awarded the 2019 Kent Women Player of the Year.
A book about transgender youth that has been banned in several countries remains for sale in Australia despite numerous complaints having been made to Australia classification authorities. Beyond Magenta: Transgender teens speak out contains several explicit, depictions of sex acts including paedophilia but has not yet been ‘refused classification’ by the Australian government.
Stonewall, Europe’s biggest LGBT rights organisation, is facing a challenge from a breakaway group. The new group called LGB Alliance, was announced as a response to ‘trans rights usurping ‘gay’ rights within the original group. The new organisation has been formed to “counteract the confusion between sex and gender which is now widespread in the public sector and elsewhere”.
Puberty blockers, cross sex hormones and kids don't mix.
The Journal of Law and Medicine, has published a new article on the use of puberty blockers for children and the possible legal ramifications. The paper was written by leading medical negligence lawyer Bill Madden and professor of obstetrics and gynaecology Mike O’Connor.
A Jury ruled that a 7-year-old child could face chemical castration in the US by granting sole custody to the mother who is encouraging his transition to a girl. A judge intervened a few days later to overrule the decision, giving both parents joint custody.
Meghan Murphy is a Canadian writer and founder of the Feminist Current website. She was banned from Twitter for stating a transgender woman is really a man. This week Murphy is at the centre of a free speech storm in Canada.
Earlier this year we reported on the case of Jessica Yaniv, a transgender activist who identifies as a woman but has male genitalia. Yaniv attempted to force several female beauticians to wax his genitals against their will and it ended up in court.
Hey Always. I know you're removing the female symbol from your sanitary products, but it doesn't change the fact it is only women, Always only women who menstruate. Period.
Concerns about the safety of puberty blockers have been flagged by doctors around the wold, including specialists in Australia.
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