We stand up for the sex-based rights of women and girls. Sex is a protected characteristic in Equality law and it's right that this group (like any other) has advocates who prioritise and campaign for their rights and needs. 2/3 #expelme fairplayforwomen.com/about-us/our-b…
We support the right of trans people to live safely and free from unfair discrimination. But sex and gender identity are not the same and #sexmatters too. Sometimes sex needs to be prioritised in policy making. Existing law allows this. 3/3
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The office of the Taiwanese ambassador, Vincent Yao, contacted us on Tuesday to express their “gravest concern” that we had chosen to “verbally attack a biological female” and asked that we “put an end to the act of spreading disinformation and harmful comments.” /3
Semi-final starts soon. Follow this thread for live updates. /1
Suwannapheng is a phenomenal female boxer. Silver medalist in World Championships last year. Will her female talent be enough to overcome the male sex advantage of her opponent? /2
“The lawyers advised to monitor the situation and to contact the IOC. IBA informed the IOC representatives about these tests, but no reaction followed from the IOC side.” /2
“At the next IBA Women’s World Boxing Championships 2023 in New Delhi, Khelif and Lin were tested following their consent again before their first fights. Blood sample collection was made on 17 March 2023. The findings were absolutely identical to the first test results.” /3
The vital we all understand that the IOC are gender ideologues.
Listen carefully, they have never disputed that sex testing shows the boxers are XY male. It's that they *don't care* if they are XY male. The IOC believes sex doesn't matter. /1
The IOC framework states "no presumption of advantage". /2
The most shameful 46s in Olympic history. Today the IOC allowed a male boxer to fight this brave woman Angela Carini. Here she is walking out to the ring to face a man. /1
Her opponent is Imane Khelif. Disqualified by the boxing federation for failing sex tests but allowed by the IOC. Chromosomal tests confirmed Khelif is not XX female. /2