Laura Farris, the victims minister, said she would meet gender-critical MP Joanna Cherry to discuss carrying out a “rapid review” into the impact of extreme trans activism on women’s rights.
At the Trans+Pride rally in London on July 8, trans woman Sarah Jane Baker, who served 30 years in prison for crimes including kidnapping, torture and attempted murder, had told the crowd: “If you see a Terf, punch them in the f—--- face.”
“Like many other institutions, police forces have been captured by the anti-science, anti-women dogma of gender ideology. Women have been arrested and charged simply for standing up for their rights.
In September, on leaving a Sex Matters event at the People’s History Museum on Sept 10, executive director Maya Forstater and Ms Joyce were surrounded and followed down the street by activists shouting “f--- Helen Joyce”.
A trans-identified man with a conviction for violence is being investigated for threats against Ms Joyce after tweeting that he wanted to rip her eyes out, cut her hands off and carve up her face.
英國:被害人事務部部長表明將調查以「跨運之名」威脅女性的跨性別運動家
Ministers to investigate ‘intimidation’ faced by wom...
Ministers to investigate ‘intimidation’ faced by women from trans-rights activists
Victims minister said a review will be launched into extreme behaviour towards women ‘in the name of trans rights’
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執法部門被跨運思想制約