The UK Supreme Court ruling excludes trans women from the Equality Act 2010
He Supreme Court of the United Kingdom, The highest judicial body ruled last Wednesday that The terms "woman" and "sex" under the Equality Act 2010 refer to "a biological female and biological sex".
The ruling, unanimously decided by five judges, brought an end to a multi-year legal battle initiated by the Scottish organization The women's rights group For Women Scotland has taken action against the regional government, but it has generated deep unease within the trans community, who interpret it as a suppression of their rights.
This continues to show us that there is still much to be done to respect the rights to equality.
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