UK’s New Guidance on Women’s Spaces — Protection or Overreach?

The UK’s Equality and Human Rights Commission is finalizing new guidance on single-sex spaces — and it’s making headlines. Under this guidance, public and private service providers could lawfully exclude trans women from women’s spaces such as bathrooms, changing rooms, hospital wards, gyms, and more. Supporters say this protects women’s rights and safety. Critics argue it could open the door to discrimination — even against biological women who don’t “look” feminine enough.

In this video, I break down:

What the Supreme Court ruling says about the definition of “woman”

How the EHRC guidance would be applied in schools, hospitals, prisons, shops, and gyms

Why some believe this is necessary for women’s rights

The risks for trans people AND biological women under these rules

My take on whether this is protection, overreach, or both

https://www.thetimes.com/uk/politics/article/trans-women-single-sex-spaces-ban-lr3hbgjzs?region=global