RT @PRiSM_Surgery: We’re proud to celebrate the strength, contributions and visibility of our LGBTQ+ members, staff and allies across the U….

Also remember:. - EHRC did not undertake any work regarding their Public Sector Equality Duty before releasing their interim guidance on single sex spaces,.- EHRC has clearly stated that the interim guidance is not statutory.

According to the outgoing *Equality and Human Rights Commission* chair:. - trans people should be segregated,.- trans people don't have a human right to privacy,.- the EHRC interim guidance was formed through debate amongst the non-trans EHRC committee.

RT @ICRC: "The fact that we are watching people being entirely stripped of their human dignity should really shock our collective conscienc….

RT @HumzaYousaf: Here is an idea. Regardless of whether it is a bikini or a burka, how about politicians don't tell women what to wear?.

RT @RCSnews: Because of your UK surgical workforce census responses in 2023, we: . ✅ flagged rota pressures to NHS leaders;.✅ advocated for….

RT @FerretScot: 🔴 NEW: Citizens Advice Scotland may be discriminating against transgender staff after announcing a change to bathroom acces….

RT @speakoutsister: The @ EHRC have now confirmed that over the last TWO years they have no documents pertaining to their obligations unde….

RT @WomenSurgeonsUK: The Women at the Cutting Edge conference is coming on 17 October. Book your ticket to:.✅ hear from the #WomeninSurge….

Funny how the sorts of people calling the @TheBMA misogynistic for including trans people are also tweeting and messaging me like this. Anyhow, time to go private mode on Twitter again.

Even if you're no fan of trans people, you should recognise this as an overreach of the state into people's lives, done on a political whim, using a manufactured concern. Sure, it's trans people today, but what about tomorrow? Are you comfortable with that risk? 4/.

Even the Labour party didn't have the stomach to allow an amended Bill which did what the Lewisham division are asking for: the erasure of trans people's identities from national records. 3/.

The argument about having good 'sex data' rather than relying on self-identified gender is nonsensical, as there are very few trans people. It is, rather, a cover to try and force the world of medicine to further marginalise trans patients. 2/.

Glad to see this shameful ARM motion from @TheBMA division in Lewisham has been relegated to Part 2 and is unlikely to be discussed. Refusing to let trans people have the correct gender markers would out them immediately and be a huge safety issue. 1/

Also great to see a focus on return to training and surgical wellbeing, thanks @RCSnews 👏.

By the way, that's not an appropriate way to load a caribiner; tri-axial loading potentially reduces the breaking strength. Better to secure the upper two ropes together and then attach to one.

Love to see another piece on @PRiSM_Surgery in the @RCSnews Bulletin 🤩🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️. Also nice to see some caribiner representation on the front cover for Pride Month 😂.

RT @PRiSM_Surgery: 🏳️‍🌈 What role can surgeons play in building more inclusive healthcare spaces?. For #PrideMonth, the @RCSnews explores t….

UN experts warn that the UK may once again be in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights, following interim guidance from the EHRC that called for the exclusion of trans people from public spaces.