Our response to Ofcom’s decision that describing Scarlet Blake as a woman did not breach the principle of due accuracy. open.substack.com/pub/seeninjour…

The UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem ⁦⁦Reem Alsalem UNSR Violence Against Women and Girls⁩ on the Cass report and its implementation
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Cass review: 'LGBT sector' role queried by DUP's Diane Dodds - after Alliance call for groups' involvement in puberty blocker decisions

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They are a great follow by the way on this newsletter.co.uk/news/politics/…

SEENinJournalism’s position on impartiality is based on this factual definition of sex.

Interesting on the dangers of suppressing free debate and normalising language that hides the truth - they feed political echo chambers. Spectator World ⁦The Spectator⁩ archive.md/2024.04.24-120…

Baroness Claire Fox Claire Fox in the Lords asking the government for guidance to ensure that crime statistics are accurate and consistent by not using gender as a synonym for sex.

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Is this ‘due accuracy’ Ofcom?

This is simple inaccuracy. These are falsehoods. Falsehoods are never ‘due’

The BBC recently said it could not alter historic (sic) pages after it was pointed out they still link directly to Mermaids’ website.

That’s not true - as here on this page which links to Gendered Intelligence