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Harassment verdict in NHS trans changing room tribunalNurse Sandie Peggie has won a claim for harassment against NHS Fife after objecting to sharing a changing room with a transgender colleague.
Transgender
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Porn company fined £1m over inadequate safety checksOfcom have issued their largest fine yet to a company for failing to put in place sufficiently robust age checks under the Online Safety Act.
Pornography
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Nurse suspended for 'misgendering' transgender patient faces delaying tacticsA nurse who called a transgender paedophile under her care ‘Mr’ is left waiting in legal limbo as officials wait for equalities guidance from the government.
Transgender
Press Releases
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OpenAI cite 'terms and conditions' over teen's suicide
Artificial Intelligence
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Peers granted more time to scrutinise assisted suicide billThe House of Lords has been given another 10 days to discuss the Leadbeater Bill on assisted suicide after fears they would run out of time. During the current committee stage peers…
Assisted Suicide
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NHS to give puberty blockers as part of new clinical trialA new clinical trial of puberty blocking drugs will begin in the new year for a group of 200 children, potentially as young as eight-years-old, who feel they might be transgender.
Transgender
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One in four unconcerned about non-consensual sexual deepfakesA survey commissioned by the Office of the Police Chief Scientific Adviser found that 25% of respondents agreed with or were neutral about the acceptability of sexual deepfakes even when the person…
Pornography
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Report recommends abortion up to birth in Scotland, including sex-selective abortionThe Scottish Government is facing growing criticism after an expert review recommended allowing abortions up to birth, including for reasons such as the baby’s sex.
Abortion
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Supreme Court: NI religious education breaches human rightsThe UK Supreme Court has ruled that religious education (RE) and collective worship in Northern Ireland’s controlled schools breach human rights if not delivered in an “objective, critical and pluralistic manner”.
Freedom of Speech
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Media personalities say assisted suicide bill harms those with eating disordersIn an open letter to the House of Lords, several charities including Mind have written to “express deep concern” about the Leadbeater Bill and “the serious risk it poses to people with…
Assisted Suicide
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Google's boss warns about blindly trusting AISundar Pichai, CEO of Alphabet, the parent company of Google, said that people should not “blindly trust” everything that artificial intelligence tools tell them.
Artificial Intelligence