TRANSGENDER rights activists are urging a venue to cancel a feminist conference amid claims the event is “transphobic”.
TRANSGENDER rights activists are urging a venue to cancel a conference amid claims the event is “transphobic”.
Activists at Glasgow Trans Rally have launched a social media campaign in an attempt to force the event to be cancelled, urging followers to contact Platform and call on them to ditch it.politicians MSP Ruth Maguire and MP Joanna Cherry, who both expressed reservations about the Scottish Government’s blocked gender reforms.
“‘Feminist’ conferences such as this legitimise debates around trans lives as an area of concern for women and pit trans rights against women’s rights.
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