*Updated
2017
•Linda Bellos (UK, 2017): Investigated for alleged transphobic remarks at event; no charges.
2018
•Kate Scottow (UK, 2018): Arrested for misgendering; convicted then overturned on appeal.
•Miranda Yardley (UK, 2018): Investigated for blog misgendering a trans woman; no charges.
2021
•Marion Millar (Scotland, 2021): Charged for alleged transphobic tweets; case dropped.
•Maya Forstater v CGD Europe (UK, 2021): Beliefs protected; non-renewal discriminatory.
•Päivi Räsänen (Finland, 2021–2024): Charged for hate speech on gender/sexuality; acquitted.
2022
•Jennifer Swayne (UK, 2022): Arrested over “Women = adult human female” stickers; charges dropped.
•Caroline Farrow (UK, 2022): Arrested for tweets; charges dropped.
•Christina Ellingsen (Norway, 2022): Charged for hate speech on trans issues; acquitted.
•Allison Bailey v Garden Court Chambers (UK, 2022): Beliefs protected; some detriments upheld.
•Giggle vs Tickle (Australia, 2022–2025): Sued for gender discrimination; indirect discrimination found in 2024; appeal in 2025.
2023
•Kellie-Jay Keen (UK, 2023): Questioned over tweets; no charges filed.
•Dora Moutot (France, 2023): Complaint for incitement to hatred after misgendering; proceedings ongoing.
•Denise Fahmy v Arts Council England (UK, 2023): Won on discrimination.
•Pitt v Cambridgeshire Council (UK, 2023): Respondent conceded.
2024
•Jo Phoenix v Open University (UK, 2024): Won on discrimination.
•Rachel Meade v Social Work England (UK, 2024): Won on unfair treatment.
•Roz Adams v Edinburgh grape Crisis Centre (UK, 2024): Won on unfair dismissal.
•Esses v Metanoia Institute (UK, 2024): Settled.
•Favaro v City, University of London (UK, 2024): Settled.
•Isabella Cêpa (Brazil, 2024): Charged for “social racism” after misgendering; granted refugee status in Europe.
•JK Rowling (UK, 2024): Investigated for hate speech after misgendering trans broadcasters; no charges.
2025
•Graham Linehan (2025): Cleared of harassment for social media posts on trans issues; convicted of criminal damage for damaging a phone during an altercation.
•Sandie Peggie v NHS Fife (Scotland, 2025): Partial win on harassment; appeal ongoing.
•Kristie Higgs v Farmor’s School (UK, 2025): Appeal allowed on freedom of expression.
•O’Neill and Wayne v University College Union (UK, 2025): Claims dismissed.
•Newman v Metropolitan Police (UK, 2025): Claims dismissed.
•Frances v DCMS (UK, 2025): Settled (high value).
•Kirralie Smith (Australia, 2025): Found to have vilified trans women; ordered to pay.