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Sarwar: I would consider future gender reforms at Holyrood

Anas Sarwar has said he would consider future gender recognition reforms if a new Bill was brought to Holyrood. The Scottish Labour leader told the PA news agency he has been “clear” his party made “mistakes” during the passing of the initial ...

17 Apr 2025 at 12:55

Scotland

Trans people ‘excluded in heart of democracy’ after Holyrood toilet rule change

A decision by Holyrood bosses to ban trans people from using the toilets of their preferred gender at the Parliament will leave them excluded at the “heart of Scotland’s democracy”, equalities campaigners have warned. The Scottish Trans and ...

09 May 2025 at 17:46

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‘I’m a trans singer and people obsess over my body and genitals – I’m touring schools to educate the younger generation’

A transgender singer who finds that “everyone obsesses over (her) body and genitals” is touring UK schools to share her story, educate the younger generation and be the role model she never had. Samsara, 22, a singer who uses her first ...

29 Aug 2025 at 06:30

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