Law, policies and attitudes in Muslim-majority countries regarding women wearing various forms of the "veil", researched via Grok.

A problem gauging attitudes is the most recent big survey was published back in 2013.



#NoHijabDay
1/6pewresearch.org/religion/2013/… Current laws are often quoted to demonstrate how Muslim women have choice in, for example, Saudi Arabia.

"Saudi Arabia: Not legally compulsory for hijab (since reforms; modest dress/abaya encouraged, but no strict age enforcement for headscarf)."

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Are these the cops who think the public should not be "untoward about paedophiles" @ThePosieParker ?

Ashley Boyd aka Rhys Cronin (why??), trans liaison nurse at the Great Western Hospital, chair of Swindon & Wiltshire Pride 2023.

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https://twitter.com/Ms_MerryThought/status/2014437297437966703

Ashley Boyd / Rhys Cronin "was regularly rostered as a triage nurse on the Paediatric Assessment Unit. He was not a qualified children’s nurse and was not authorised to carry out intimate examinations."

Who at @GWH_NHS enabled him?



2/4wiltshire999s.co.uk/swindon-nurse-…

The video in Post 3 below suggests that the poverty of many Muslim countries is due to Sharia rules of inheritance and that the prevalence of first-cousin marriages is a misguided attempt to mitigate the impact of those laws.

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https://twitter.com/Telegraph/status/1972370778789196135

The downside of the popularity of first-cousin marriages is a decrease in economic productivity.

This is due to the increase in birth defects.

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When you see how polite @ThePosieParker and @OnChairs were to the awful Tim McBride, the outrage at the time from the likes of @Docstockk and @bindelj is patently fabricated. Now their memory is distorted and *they* are the victims not the bullies.
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https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker/status/1960345880135078030

"Asking Tim McBride why HRC hates women."

Refresh your memories.

This is what "set back feminism"? Really?

Where does anyone say to McBride, "You're a man!"?



2/10

🧵Must-Read thread by @WingsScotland - Greatest Hits from @RightNUFC vs @northumbriapol Judicial Review! This has wide significance beyond Northumbria Police

Congratulations and thanks to Linzi for FORCING police to operate "Without fear or favour" 🔥

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https://twitter.com/WingsScotland/status/1945454295312187559

Ongoing @northumbriapol Professional Standards Investigation into the four officers who joked about how they would like to give me Covid and punch me when I was standing as a candidate for @partyofwomen in the General Election.



2/8

🧵 I have never been aware before of May 8th being the anniversary of VE Day.

Until now, for the last 17 years, it has only been the anniversary of my Mickey's death in 2008.

1/2 This year as always I am thinking of Mickey but also of my mother, who had a "good war", was the longest serving woman in the army at the end of WW2 and loved it so much she went straight back in.

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29 January 2004
House of Lords debate on the Gender Recognition Bill

Baroness O'Cathain
moved Amendment No. 50.
Page 5, line 13, leave out "all purposes" and insert "the purposes of this Act"

EXTRACTS:

1/9

https://twitter.com/ebswa/status/1881763103924191468

"Sadly, some transsexuals seem to be extremely litigious, and very anxious to use the law to try to force other people to accept them in their chosen sex.

. . . The Government seem to think that all transsexuals are delightful, kind and tolerant."

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Sue Reid, Journalist doing some myth-busting.

This fits with the Telford Inquiry, which was also at pains to dispel these myths.

"There were two lies about a child like that, about a family like that, that were put out.

youtube.com/watch?v=_oK5yR…

1/5 x.com/MartinDaubney/… "The first lie was that all the girls were feckless. That is the biggest lie of all. Many came from hard working decent families, working class and middle class, some owned chains of grocery stores for instance. And so that was a lie."

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Lawyers for Scottish Ministers at Supreme Court are going to produce a flow-chart during the lunch break, explaining clear interactions between GRA2004 and the Equality Act 2010 . . . that they are unable to explain without props! 😂
supremecourt.uk/live/court-01.… Love these Supreme Court Judges! ❤️

They are living in the Real World not the fantasy Gender Woo Realm!

supremecourt.uk/live/court-01.…

🧵Flashback to 2019

Defend Women's Rights NE & Cumbria: Supporting Campaigns for Change

What has changed?

Wikipedia: Much worse than I knew!
Gender Neutral Toilets: Better law but for how long?
Stonewall, transing kids & @ThePosieParker: Winning!

Intro:
1/9 Wikipedia Wrongs: Part 1

Pages in category "Family and parenting issues groups in the United Kingdom"

There were 14 pages. 16 now and it is an improvement.

Audience participation: would you like to guess what those 14 were?

Answers in Parts 1, 2 & 3

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🧵 "Let Women Speak" by SnacKcanS

Nearly got all the lyrics! Great song ❤️


It's a Party Of Women
no it is not for the weak, shut up and let women speak
it's a party of women
no it is not for the weak, shut up and let women speak

1/10 it's time that you departed
space is only women (. . . ?)
it's not for the cold hearted
people you don't need to know

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I don't understand why some people don't get this.

"Male" is appropriate sometimes.

Many times though it is used when "Man" and "Men" would be better.

I remember when women were arguing that we could let men have "woman" because we had "female".

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https://twitter.com/ThePosieParker/status/1828133723440848916

However, almost immediately lots of men were saying they were female.

It was also safer to say "male" on social media, Mumsnet, etc. because you were less likely to get banned than if you said "man".

It feels like we have got stuck in that mindset.

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