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Gender-critical MP #JoannaCherry has called on the #ukgovernment to investigate “the impact of extreme trans rights activism on women’s rights”. During questions in the Commons on Tuesday (21 November), the #SNP MP called on #LauraFarris, the under-secretary of state at the #HomeOffice and ministry of justice, and a member of the justice select committee, to condemn “violence and intimidation” against women and launch a “rapid review” into trans rights activism and its impact on “women’s rights, including the rights of lesbians”. Her call came a day after the international #TransDayofRemembrance , which this year marked the deaths of 321 trans people across the globe over the past 12 months. Cherry, herself a lesbian, cited a letter presented to prime minister #RishiSunak by anti-trans campaign group Sex Matters last month, which asked him to “take urgent action to halt an escalating campaign of violence and intimidation against women in the name of trans rights”. The letter had received 15,000 signatures, with names including leading gender-critical activists #MayaForstater and #HelenJoyce. Farris, whose work focuses on safeguarding, child protection and tackling violence against women and girls, condemned the actions Cherry described, adding: “Even though holding a gender-critical belief is protected in law, both under section 10 of the Equality Act 2010 and, more widely, under article nine of the European Convention on Human Rights, I am aware of the polarisation and, sometimes, intimidation that surrounds this debate.” She went on to say she has seen the letter, and Cherry should “be in no doubt about how seriously this is viewed”. Cherry, the MP for Edinburgh South West, has long courted controversy for her gender-critical views, which are at odds with those of many of her SNP colleagues. In the summer, Cherry was embroiled in a freedom of speech battle with an Edinburgh venue after it cancelled an event at which she was due to appear – scheduled as part of #EdinburghFringeFestival – after staff expressed concerns over her inclusion. The ‘In conversation with…” event was cancelled in May after staff said they were unwilling to work with Cherry and venue management stated they would “not compel our staff to work”. Cherry threatened legal action against the venue and, after seeking legal advice itself, The Stand’s New Town Theatre apologised and reinstated the event. Cherry has also been a vocal critic of Scotland’s gender law reforms, and wider pro-trans legislation, and previously suggested conversion therapy should remain legal in some cases. In March, she retweeted claims that #HumzaYousaf , who has since been elected as First Minister, wanted to sterilise transgender and autistic children. A spokesperson for Cherry told PinkNews this was a simple mistake made while attempting to engage with the original post, but her critics were unconvinced. #trans #transrights #gendercritical #ukpolitics #lgbtnews

Gender-critical MP #JoannaCherry has called on the #ukgovernment to investigate “the impact of extreme trans rights activism on women’s rights”. During questions in the Commons on Tuesday (21 November), the #SNP MP called on #LauraFarris, the under-secretary of state at the #HomeOffice and ministry of justice, and a member of the justice select committee, to condemn “violence and intimidation” against women and launch a “rapid review” into trans rights activism and its impact on “women’s rights, including the rights of lesbians”. Her call came a day after the international #TransDayofRemembrance , which this year marked the deaths of 321 trans people across the globe over the past 12 months. Cherry, herself a lesbian, cited a letter presented to prime minister #RishiSunak by anti-trans campaign group Sex Matters last month, which asked him to “take urgent action to halt an escalating campaign of violence and intimidation against women in the name of trans rights”. The letter had received 15,000 signatures, with names including leading gender-critical activists #MayaForstater and #HelenJoyce. Farris, whose work focuses on safeguarding, child protection and tackling violence against women and girls, condemned the actions Cherry described, adding: “Even though holding a gender-critical belief is protected in law, both under section 10 of the Equality Act 2010 and, more widely, under article nine of the European Convention on Human Rights, I am aware of the polarisation and, sometimes, intimidation that surrounds this debate.” She went on to say she has seen the letter, and Cherry should “be in no doubt about how seriously this is viewed”. Cherry, the MP for Edinburgh South West, has long courted controversy for her gender-critical views, which are at odds with those of many of her SNP colleagues. In the summer, Cherry was embroiled in a freedom of speech battle with an Edinburgh venue after it cancelled an event at which she was due to appear – scheduled as part of #EdinburghFringeFestival – after staff expressed concerns over her inclusion. The ‘In conversation with…” event was cancelled in May after staff said they were unwilling to work with Cherry and venue management stated they would “not compel our staff to work”. Cherry threatened legal action against the venue and, after seeking legal advice itself, The Stand’s New Town Theatre apologised and reinstated the event. Cherry has also been a vocal critic of Scotland’s gender law reforms, and wider pro-trans legislation, and previously suggested conversion therapy should remain legal in some cases. In March, she retweeted claims that #HumzaYousaf , who has since been elected as First Minister, wanted to sterilise transgender and autistic children. A spokesperson for Cherry told PinkNews this was a simple mistake made while attempting to engage with the original post, but her critics were unconvinced. #trans #transrights #gendercritical #ukpolitics #lgbtnews

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