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Trans judge leads legal challenge to Supreme Court definition of ‘woman’A group of transgender legal professionals, including former judge Dr Victoria McCloud, are challenging the UK Supreme Court's recent ruling on the definition of a 'woman'.
Transgender
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More children seeing violent porn online compared with two years agoThe number of children saying they have seen pornography online has risen in the past two years according to a new report.
Pornography
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UK porn site traffic halves after age verification law enforcedOnline traffic to major adult websites in the UK has dropped sharply after new age verification rules came into effect last month.
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Premier League ends Stonewall partnership amid free speech debate
Freedom of Speech
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Record number of potential modern slavery victimsThe number of potential modern slavery victims referred to the Home Office reached a record high and have risen by almost a third in a year, according to new figures out today.…
Modern Slavery
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Family horrified as Swiss suicide clinic sends WhatsApp confirming mother’s death
A family has said they were devastated to learn of their mother’s assisted suicide via a WhatsApp message from a Swiss clinic, which also informed them that her ashes would arrive by…
Assisted Suicide
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MPs resist Supreme Court ruling on definition of womanSeveral Labour MPs have criticised a Supreme Court decision defining a woman as a “biological female” under the Equality Act, with some warning that the ruling could fuel discrimination against transgender people…
Transgender
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Former nurse loses legal challenge over private gender clinicA former nurse has failed in her attempt to overturn the registration of England's first private gender clinic for teenagers.
Transgender
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New law strengthens free speech protections at universitiesUniversities and colleges in England now face stronger legal duties to protect freedom of speech following the implementation of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act.
Freedom of Speech
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Transparency fears as Washington stops publishing assisted suicide dataThe Washington State Department of Health has announced it will no longer publish its annual assisted suicide statistical report, sparking fears that vital data on the practice will be hidden from public…
Assisted Suicide
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Reaction to Online Safety Act as age verification comes into forceThere has been a mixed reception to the Online Safety Act, which is designed to protect young people from harmful material online through its use of mandatory age verification.
Pornography