Category: News

Apr 11
Review of England’s Adult Transgender Clinics Now Coming

Following the near-400-page Cass Report, adult transgender clinics in England will now face an inquiry into patient care. Following revelations from whistleblowers, NHS England has announced a review of seven specialist adult transgender clinics. Adult transgender clinics across England are set to undergo a rigorous inquiry similar to the recent Cass review, focusing on patient […]

Apr 11
Report into UK’s Gender Identity Services Says “Thousands of Children Let Down By NHS”

Understanding the Cass Review’s impact on Gender Identity Services in the UK. In 2020, Dr. Hilary Cass was commissioned to lead a comprehensive review of Britain’s public health service, the NHS’s gender identity services amidst growing concerns over the adequacy and appropriateness of support provided to transgender youth. The ensuing report, which spanned nearly 400 […]

Apr 10
Legal Challenge Questions Exclusion of Sexual Orientation in NZ Hate Speech Law

Appeal Court Reviews Alleged Discrimination in NZ Hate Speech Legislation. On Tuesday, 9 April 2024, the Wellington Court of Appeal deliberated on the case of Hoban v Attorney General, challenging the current framework of New Zealand’s hate speech laws. Plaintiff Russell Hoban contends that the Human Rights Act’s Section 61, which currently prohibits hate speech […]

Apr 08
Posie Parker’s ‘Let Women Speak’ Rally Met by LGBTQ+ Counter-Protest in Scotland

A recent rally in Edinburgh, spearheaded by controversial anti-trans activist Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, known as Posie Parker, has been drowned out by LGBTQ+ advocacy groups. The “Let Women Speak” event, held on April 6, was designed to challenge Scotland’s new hate crime laws through “gender-critical” chants. The laws, criticised by figures such as JK Rowling, aim […]

Apr 05
Hong Kong Eases Surgical Requirements for Transgender ID Changes Amid Criticism

Hong Kong has made a significant policy adjustment, allowing transgender individuals to change their gender markers on ID cards without undergoing full gender-affirmation surgery. This development follows a landmark ruling by Hong Kong’s Court of Final Appeal in favour of activists Henry Tse and Q, challenging the stringent surgical requirements previously enforced. Despite this progress, […]

Apr 05
Brian Tamaki Embarks On Legal Crusade Against LGBTQ+ Inclusion

Brian Tamaki, the leader of Destiny Church and self-appointed “Bishop”, has announced plans to take legal action against various councils and libraries throughout New Zealand, accusing them of engaging in “rainbow-washing”. This declaration follows an incident where the church took credit for covering a rainbow pedestrian crossing with white paint. Tamaki, his wife Hannah, and […]

Apr 03
Rishi Sunak Defends “Free Speech” in Response to New Scottish Hate Crime Legislation

In response to JK Rowling’s critique of Scotland’s new hate crime legislation, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has asserted his stance on the matter by stating that individuals should not be penalised for expressing basic truths about biology. An acclaimed author, Rowling, openly criticised the Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act on social media. The […]

Mar 28
Auckland’s Rainbow Crossing Vandalised Overnight, Community Leaders Rally for Restoration

Overnight, Karangahape Road’s rainbow crossing was defaced with white paint, a move that has yet to be claimed by any individual or group. This incident mirrors a previous act of vandalism in Gisborne by Destiny Church affiliates, aimed at protesting a drag queen storytime event. The rainbow crossing was unveiled outside St Kevin’s Arcade in […]