Activists on either side of the gender recognition reform debate gathered in Glasgow today - here's what both sides had to say
Gender-critical feminists assembled on the western side of George Square, near Queen Street station, while anThe anti-gender recognition rally was organised by Standing for Women, a group headed byBoth camps were separated by barriers erected by the police which kept the two groups mostly segregated for the duration of Sunday’s demonstrations.
But Emma Harley , a 28-year-old theatre director, said trans rights did not interfere with women’s rights and described the protest as “anti-trans”. Arthur Frain , a 21-year-old student, had travelled around 145 miles from Aberdeen to attend the protest. The spark for Sunday’s protest was the passage of the Scottish Government’s gender recognition reforms – which were blocked from becoming law byBryson, who attacked two women while living as a man called Adam Graham, was housed in segregation at Cornton Vale, the women’s prison in Stirling before this fact was revealed in the media.was grilled over the case on Wednesday and said Bryson was “almost certainly” pretending to be trans in an attempt to cynically game the prison system.
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