UK Police have lost the plot. Their latest guidelines state all officers must respect gender identity above reality and males who identify as women can strip search vulnerable female suspects.
Julia Gillard’s government removed sex-based protections from the Sex Discrimination Act in 2014. This leaves women in hospitals, prisons, nursing homes and in the community facing males who appropriate womanhood as intimate carers. It could be against the law to object to these men in such roles.
John Quigley, WA Attorney General, is considering potential changes to gender identity laws. The 'reforms are under development' but it is thought they will be similar to those in Tasmania where people can rewrite historical facts on their birth certificates.
2024 is an Olympics year with the games to be held in Paris from July 26 to August 11. Thankfully tighter restrictions have been placed on all competitions in an attempt to ensure fairness and safety for women.
Australian Jamie Gumbrell, a male croquet player, has taken the most prestigious women’s title in the sport. It is the first known global women’s top spot being awarded to a male.
The Tasmanian government has drafted a new Bill to outlaw supposed “conversion therapy” practices. The details are as clear as mud.
It is extremely disturbing that so few politicians and medical practitioners in this country acknowledge the investigations into “affirmation” practices overseas.
Volunteer Surf Lifesavers have been told to “retrain” their brains when it comes to sex and gender. Instead of observing biological reality they will be asked to deny biological science and lie about reality.
James Esses, a trainee therapist who was removed from his master’s degree in psychotherapy and lost his membership of the council after expressing his concerns about transgender treatment for young people has won an important victory in the UK.
Michael Barnett won an order of Australia medal in the Australia Day list of 2023 for “service to the LGBTQI community.”
Sign up to receive email updates about our work and how you can support Binary. You can unsubscribe at any time.