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Row over British court ruling on trans women

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By Diana Thomas, Suzanne Moore
| Eurotopics
The judgement paves the way for discrimination and persecution, The Independent laments: “First, the purported 'threat' to women’s rights posed by the existence of trans women does not exist. And second, the definition of 'biological sex' is infinitely more complicated and harder to pin down than a simple matter of X or Y chromosomes. ...
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Voices: Trans women like me are now effectively outlawed from public life - what are you so scared of?

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By Diana Thomas
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
The Gender Recognition Act of 2004 specifically says that someone with a gender recognition certificate shall be considered in law to belong to their acquired sex. This is being reversed thanks to today’s Supreme Court ruling that the legal definition of “woman” is based on biological sex. Had the court allowed any trans people to give evidence or any doctors or scientists who work in the field of gender identity, they would have discovered two things.
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Government reboots the reform of therapeutic products regulation…again

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By Catherine Miller, Diana Thomas
| Lexology Verified
Associate Minister for Health Casey Costello confirmed yesterday that, after repealing the Therapeutic Products Act (TPA), the Government will start working on a new regulatory regime for medicines and medical devices, and a separate regime for natural health products (NHPs). Work will start later this year. The repeal of the TPA was a commitment of the coalition Government, which believes that the Act would have imposed over-regulation and unnecessary costs on consumers, businesses and industry.
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