Lawyer Lisa Bildy from the Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms made an outstanding submission to a Canadian Parliamentary Standing Committee. In the five-minute video Bildy clearly exposes the radical agenda behind transgender ideology.
Two drag queens are suing Lyle Shelton for comments he has made about Drag Queen Story Time for kids in public libraries. The comments were directed toward the inappropriateness of adult entertainers being employed in public spaces to read to children.
Experimenting on children with invasive medical and surgical trans treatments has just become a lot more difficult in the UK. Three High Court judges have ruled that is ‘highly unlikely’ that children could give informed consent to such treatments.
In a blow for the victim's families, a violent murderer has been released from prison.
The ABC has revealed there are up to 400 transgender or gender fluid prisoners in Australian prisons.
In an Australian first, Justice Garry Watts has allowed a mother to call evidence from a doctor who questions the safety of transgender treatments for children. This could prove to be an important test case as this “mother is expected to argue doctors broke the law when giving the green light to opposite-sex hormone drugs for her son.”
The US Supreme Court has forfeited truth and redefined the term ‘sex.’ Denying logic and science they have reinterpreted a law that will prove disastrous for women in particular.
A federal judge in the US has attempted to enforce compelled speech. Female athletes have been forced to compete alongside biological males who identify as female. Now their lawyers have been asked to stop referring to transgender females as males.
In another victory for common sense and decency, a controversial and discriminatory trans “toolkit” has been scrapped.
A woman who identifies as a man gave birth and wanted to be identified as the father on the birth certificate. In a rare display of common sense, the UK courts rejected the claim. The woman appealed but has lost again.
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