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The EHRC trans bathroom ban comes into force today. This is a discriminatory measure which will exclude many trans individuals from public spaces. It doesn't provide "clarity" or "protect people". If anything, it will increase assaults and against trans individuals and non-conforming cis women.

Jess O'Thomson@jessothomson.co.uk · 19h ago

🚨 BREAKING We are supporting a legal challenge to the Code of Practice. And we need your help. Join us in fighting back 👇

Today, the Government has approved a new EHRC Code of Practice. This document tells service providers that they can exclude trans people from single-sex spaces. This is unlikely to mean that trans people will be excluded routinely, but it does mean it may happen more often.

Today, the Government has approved a new Code of Practice from the EHRC.
This document tells service providers that they can exclude trans people from single-sex spaces. 
This is unlikely to mean that trans people will be excluded routinely, especially from basic services like toilets, but it does mean it may happen more often.
In response to requests from trans young people and trans adults, we’ve co-developed guidance on what the new Code of Practice means, how to assess your safety in public spaces, and what to do when challenged.
Here’s what you need to know:
The Code of Practice applies to organisations, not individuals.
There is not going to be a ‘toilet police’, and it is not a crime to use spaces and facilities that align with your gender. 
It may be more likely that services will challenge trans people or ask trans people not to use single-sex spaces.
It means that we will not always know if an organisation or venue is going to be trans inclusive.
Ultimately, what this means is that you will need to assess and check your safety as you move through the world. This is not new - we have always needed to assess our safety in toilets, changing rooms and in spaces with strangers.
Remember:
•	If you do not feel safe, leave. Your safety is more important than making a point. 
•	Avoid conflict. You are under no obligation to respond to someone who tries to stop you from using a basic service.
•	Document your experience. The law is not settled in this area, so if you are excluded, record your experience
•	It is not illegal to use facilities like toilets in line with your gender, and you should not face any police action
See our guidance for more information on how to check single sex space polices, what your rights are, and how you can respond when challenged.

If you're trans in the UK today, it's super important to understand this: DO NOT COMPLY. The EHRC 'guidance' isn't legally binding, not even a little bit. You do not have to comply and you should not. Make your presence in 'single-sex' spaces louder, show them they have no control over us.

The EHRC code has become law and I'm actively pissed so in leiu of this we're raising money for LGBTQIA+ Switchboard and we're going to be streaming until we reach the goal of 10K. BOOST THIS STREAM LIKE CRAZY WE CAN HIT THE GOAL. www.twitch.tv/lottsoflottie

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I know folks mean well however repeating the idea that "trans rights are not in opposition to women's rights" feeds subconsciously into the idea that trans women aren't really women. Trans women's right are women's rights.

@translucent.org.uk have recently released their latest report. "Sixty-one of the sixty-two Unitary Authorities responded to our FOI request – Only ONE complaint was found." Trans inclusion is a non-issue. It is a manufactured moral panic, which is an anti-rights tactic.

Four Years, Seven Surveys, Four Complaints: What Our FOI Data Actually Shows

Four Years, Seven Surveys, Four Complaints: What our FOI data actually shows about trans women using single sex spaces.

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One of the bigger problems the 2025 ruling has introduced is establishing that, instead of resolving equality cases based on trying to as best as possible integrate everyone's right to be treated humanely, we use philosophical debates about what someone's true legal essence is to decide rights.

Mallory Moore@sexabolition.blog · 17h ago

web.archive.org/web/20260108... Here's an archive link of the original business guidance in case the original goes missing. In pretty clear terms the original guidance used to say stuff like "obviously, so long as the changing rooms allow privacy, trans women should be permitted to use the womens"

Sending my biggest love to all my trans friends today. I’ll be here for you and will keep fighting for as long as it takes. You are my siblings and my community, and my world is a better place with you all in it. ❤️🏳️‍⚧️❤️