The court has ruled: “The definition of sex in the Equality Act 2010 makes clear that the concept of sex is binary, a person is either a woman or a man.”
Judge Lord Patrick Hodge said in the ruling that the body of five judges had unanimously agreed that a man with a Gender Recognition Certificate, a UK legal paper that recognises that person’s assumed gender when it is other than their biological sex, could not be counted as a woman when it came to equality legislation.
As the court notes, this is pertinent to laws such as a 2018 Scottish law that moved to force gender equality on public bodies by mandating a 50-50 split between men and women on their boards. However as the law had been interpreted at times up to this ruling, a public body’s board could still be biologically totally male as long as half the members held Gender Recognition Certificates stating they were, in fact, women.
'Gender Recognition Certificate'. Think about that one. It's as if your government approves and certifies that if you identify as a turtle, you are, in fact, a turtle, and they'll give you an official document to prove it. Jeez...
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The UK is still toast. More africans and muslims in London than whites. No free speech, hell no free thought. Can't pray in public. Many city governments are run by muslims. Tommy Robinson has spent years in jail just for telling the truth about muslim rape gangs. It's a travesty. If this doesn't make you want to buy arms nothing will.
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