It's baffling. Either they know something that isn't in the public, or, more likely, they are incompetent and are doubling down.Thinking of Sandie Peggie today with the conduct hearing happening. Does anyone with NHS experience know what the timeline is for similar hearings?
It really boggles the mind NHS Fife has decided this is the best course of action after the last few weeks
I think a lot of “transphobic hate” is self fuelled by the behaviour of the TRA. It’s very much, “Believe us or we will bully, threaten and abuse you. We will cancel you. No debate. You can’t call yourself a woman, what about the poor trans WOMEN.” The whole thing is based on bullying and fear. There’s nothing to respect about it. Why should we feel positive about trans when they are eroding our single sex rights and gaining compliance by intimidation and threats.It people me to tears when 'transphobic hate' is bandied about. So manipulative.
Thank you - I'll have a look for these.Certainly. All borrowed from my city library, count is now six: four titles are true accounts, two are fiction, but historically very interesting. Some are several years old and as bad as the women's lives were at that time, we know the situation for Afghan (and Iranian) women has now become unbearable.
Non-fiction:
"The Underground Girls of Kabul: The hidden lives of Afghan girls disguised as boys" by Jenny Nordberg
"The Sleeping Buddha: The story of Afghanistan through the lives of one family" by Hamida Ghafour
"For The Love of a Son" by Jean P. Sasson
"In the streets of Teheran: Woman, Life, Freedom": by Nila
Fiction:
"The Pearl That Broke Its Shell": by Nadia Hashimi
"The Lion Women of Teheran": by Marjan Kamali
The hearing was rescheduled according to this article on BBC a few days ago.Thinking of Sandie Peggie today with the conduct hearing happening. Does anyone with NHS experience know what the timeline is for similar hearings?
It really boggles the mind NHS Fife has decided this is the best course of action after the last few weeks
I thought the whole purpose of the BMA was to regulate doctors, ensure they were fit to practice and keep the public safe. They are not fit for purpose.This is even worse than a mere name and number change.
Straight women are now wearing wigs, how kind of you notice.Another drag act shoehorned into a supposed news story, this time about the natural hair industry. There is some information about the "people" (women), who shave their hair as an act of faith, and also about other "people" (poor women and girls) who sell their hair to dealers who then sell it on to wig makers. There's not a single mention of women anywhere, despite the fact that the vast majority of human hair used in wig making is from females. Still, it makes a bloke in a dress feel good, and that's all that matters
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India hair: 'It’s just thrown away but it's gold'
India is the world's biggest exporter of human hair but it wants more of the lucrative wig market.www.bbc.co.uk
Apart from the fact they were blokes, they were pimping out those kids. This is the same bleeping Tatchell agenda when gay boys aren‘t entitled to the same level of protection as other kids.The BBC as always pushing their agenda
This is even worse than a mere name and number change.
The Scottish government and NHS Fife are really under pressure now. Idiots. The SNP are going to lose another leader over this if they don't cop on.![]()
'Concerned' equalities watchdog intervenes in NHS Fife transgender row
The Equality and Human Rights Commission has written to NHS Fife and Health Secretary Neil Graywww.scotsman.com
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Or he's just more politically astute than the rest of his party. To be fair he did uphold the ban on puberty blockers too so he's definitely not as captured as some of the others.Hmm.