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The author of JK Rowling celebrates the verdict of the Supreme Court in the UK that transgender women are not legally women in celebratory posts on X.
“I love when the plan is assembled. #Supmecourt #womensrights,” Rowling posted on Wednesday on X, along with a photo of himself holding a drink and smokes a cigarette on the water.
Wednesday, the Supreme Court of England ruled unanimously That a woman is defined as a person who is biologically born with a female and that transgender women are no longer involved in the legal definition of a woman.
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The author of JK Rowling celebrates the ruling transgender women in the UK are not legally women in celebratory posts on X. (He’s Pasupil/Getty Images)
“We toast you, @forwomenscot,” said Rowling, who is the author of the Harry Potter series, in the second post with two glasses of champagne and headed to his husband, celebrating as if it were a win on the day of Europe. “Neil says that is Dan 🤣 #supmecourt #womensrights.”
The term term denotes a trans -Exclusion radical feminist who should be digging in women who do not believe in transgenderism.
Organization for women of Scotland, Scotland Group to advocate women who work on defense the rights of women and children who brought the case, he also celebrated the verdict.
“Now there is legal clarity about what ‘woman means,” said Trina Budge, a director for women of Scotland, in an interview with Sky News published on the X.
“Trans [males] He never had the right to approach the premises only for women-it was exaggerated, “Budge said.
The verdict enables one -pointed spaces such as a locker room, shelters for homeless, swimming and medical or advisory services only open for biological women.
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“We toast you, @forwomenscot,” JK Rowling posted on X. (Photo Samir Hussein/Wireimage) (Samir Hussein/Wireimage)
Chemo BadenochThe leader of the British Conservative Party, also celebrated the victory on X.
“To say that” Trans Women are women “has never been true, and now it’s not true and in the law,” Badenoch said.
“Victory for all women who faced personal abuse or lost their jobs for obvious,” she added. “Women are women, and men are men: you can’t change their biological sex. Era Keir Starmer tells us that some women have come to the end. Hallelujah! Bravo @forwomenscot!”
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