@EmmaWatson @stonewalluk @Mermaids_Gender @AllAboutTrans @Genderintell Yes. They are human rights. No more, no less. I.e. you don't get fired from a job or beaten up because you're trans, can marry who you choose, etc. Trans people in the West already have human rights.

It doesn't mean precedence over other people's rights such as compelled speech. @EmmaWatson @stonewalluk @Mermaids_Gender @AllAboutTrans @Genderintell Emma. Current trans activist movement isn't about human rights. Let me give you real examples. It's about gender conformity. Groups like Mermaids push the idea that if aren't stereotypically female, you're somehow a boy or on "the spectrum" to being one. Look at examples: This 1/

A trans activist who interned at Mumsnet (a popular UK parent's site) has leaked personal data of people who are gender critical (i.e. believe in two sexes). They posted screenshots of usernames along with IP addresses on their Twitter account (now protected but still there). They appear to have retained this data after leaving but in any case its publication is a breach of data protection. They also bragged of having friends still working in IT there who were continuing her agenda. Posting IP addresses is not without risk.

A trans activist struck down a sixty year old woman in the face who doesn't accept that men who declare they are women really are. She was then further punched and kicked.
dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5… Her assailant was assisted by other trans activists chanting "When TERFS attack, we strike back" (TERF is a derogatory term for people who don't agree that a "Trans woman" is actually a woman."

Charges have now been brought. The judge has instructed her that she should call her