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When Giuliana Kendal decided to take her case to court, it was a decision she thought about carefully for a long time. “I’m no coward,” she told RightsInfo, “but I thought it might have serious implications.” Going to court can be a nerve-wracking decision for anyone, but for Giuliana it came with an added weight – she is a trans woman, and her case was to be heard at the peak of the furore about the Government’s Gender Recognition Act Consultation.
We can have reform of the Gender Recognition Act and protect women’s rights, say Natalie Gamble and Sue Breen, solicitors at NGA Law, a leading family law firm specialising in LGBT issues. The government consultation on reform of the Gender Recognition Act 2004 (GRA) closes this Friday. Having been part of a discussion on BBC Radio 4 Woman’s Hour, we know that the debate around this is often emotive.
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