J.K. Rowling takes on Scotland’s new hate crime law in win for women and free speech
By Rachael Wong
On 1 April 2024 (April Fool's Day no less), Scotland’s totalitarian new hate crime law came into force. Offenders face up to seven years in prison for ‘stirring up hatred’ on the basis of certain protected characteristics, including age, disability, race, religion, sexual orientation, transgender identity and variations in sex characteristics.
Read moreWhich Tasmanian candidates are standing for women and girls this election?
This Saturday, Tasmanians will go to the polls to choose their representatives for the next four years.
Read moreProtect NSW Update: “Equality” bill referred to inquiry, conversion bill rammed through parliament
It’s been a big couple of weeks for NSW. But first, a quick recap for context.
Read moreWhy ‘gender-affirming care’ is a Thalidomide scandal 2.0
By Stephanie Bastiaan
Just a few short months ago, the Australian Government issued an overdue apology to the victims of the Thalidomide medical scandal for its role in failing to protect unborn babies affected by their mothers taking Thalidomide as a remedy for morning sickness.
Read moreIs the WHO actually listening to gender critical voices?
We have some excellent news.
Read moreThe World Health Organisation is trying to sneak through controversial new gender guidelines
On 18 December 2023, the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Department of Gender, Rights and Equity – Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (GRE-DEI) announced the development of a WHO guideline on the health of trans and gender diverse people and the membership of a guideline development group (GDG).
Read moreThey're treating THREE-year-olds at gender clinics
It has just come to light that the disgraced UK Tavistock children’s gender clinic was seeing kids as young as THREE.
Read morePeak psychiatry body’s landmark shift away from ‘gender affirming care’ for kids
By Stephanie Bastiaan
The Royal Australian and New Zealand Royal College of Psychiatrists (RANZCP) have released a statement backing a holistic approach to managing gender dysphoria in young people and children rather than the gender affirmation model, in which a child’s perceived gender is unquestioningly affirmed by doctors.
Read moreNZ Government to withhold funding from sports bodies that fail to protect female-only sport
The New Zealand National-led Government is following through on its promise to “ensure publicly funded sporting bodies support fair competition that is not compromised by rules relating to gender”.
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