The Lesbian Action Group will be in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Melbourne on 2-3 September 2024 to appeal the Australian Human Rights Commission's (AHRC) decision last year not to grant them an exemption under the Sex Discrimination Act to run female-only lesbian events.

The manager of a hostel in Lyon has said a female traveller was “lucky” he "didn't press charges" for 'transphobia' when she raised concerns after being confronted with a man in the bathroom of her female dormitory.

By Rachael Wong

A judge of the Federal Court of Australia is currently deliberating on Australia’s “what is a woman?” case: Tickle v Giggle. This is a pivotal moment for women’s rights in Australia as it will determine whether gender identity trumps biological sex under Australian sex discrimination law.

By Stephanie Bastiaan

Deeming vs Pesutto moves closer to trial as the parties file affidavits in the Federal Court this week. These documents are expected to include the evidence Victorian Liberal Leader John Pesutto will rely on to show Liberal MP Moira Deeming associated with rally organisers and speakers with known links and associations with Neo-Nazi, white supremacist and other extremist groups at the Let Women Speak rally in Melbourne last year.

By Rachael Wong

Imagine having to raise half a million dollars to defend against a human rights discrimination claim simply for knowing men can’t be women?

Today, the Tickle v Giggle case begins its four day hearing in the Federal Court, and it's not only the parties to the case who are on trial.

By Stephanie Bastiaan

This week women’s sex-based rights are going on trial in the Federal Court of Australia with the landmark case Tickle v Giggle.

This Saturday, Tasmanians will go to the polls to choose their representatives for the next four years.

This week, UK Minister for Women and Equalities Kemi Badenoch announced that places which have “less rigorous” gender recognition laws than the UK due to reforms like sex self-ID laws, have been removed from its approved list for gender recognition certificates (GRC).

Following on from a similar event in June, nine brave women from around the country spoke at the Australian Federal Parliament on Monday at an event about women’s sex-based rights and child safeguarding, hosted by South Australian Senator Alex Antic.