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WHAT an end to an ordinary night out With 200+ left with life changing injuries & 21 MURDERED Then Killers left to live full lives - The public still has ZERO TRUTH after 5 DECADES!
Question for @Keir_Starmer+@YvetteCooperMP How much longer before @Justice4the21 and others suffering result of atrocities carried out during an [undeclared?) WAR on England by ones within @moneillsf Party get Justice?
Disappointed @TheAdrianDurham refers to @nataliesawyer as a Celebrity @BrentfordFC fan NOT a @talkSPORT Colleague (ex?). Unless the EGO @sammatterface insisted [Reallly really sad if so!!] If it was his ego, suggest he grows up, even if most males baffled why he left her
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Bethany said: "For more than a year, my colleagues and I have been fighting for something so simple, so basic, that it should never have required a court case: the right for women to have safe, single‑sex spaces at work.
Today, a tribunal has confirmed what we knew from the start, that what happened to us was unlawful, and that the NHS Trust failed in its duty to protect our dignity and our safety.
This case was never about ideology for us. It was about truth, biology, fairness, and the basic protections the Equality Act was designed to uphold.
We never asked for special treatment. We asked only to be able to undress for work without a man being present.
Instead, we were told to “broaden our mindset,” to “be inclusive,” and to accept that a biological male could use the women’s changing rooms simply because he said he was a woman.
When we raised safeguarding concerns, concerns no reasonable person could dismiss, we were the ones pushed aside, belittled, and forced into a makeshift “temporary” space that was unsafe and dehumanising.
The tribunal’s ruling affirms that women’s rights cannot be overwritten by internal policies or political pressure. It affirms that our concerns were legitimate, and that the trust’s treatment of us was discriminatory and unlawful.
But this judgment must also serve as a warning.
Across the NHS, there are countless women who feel they cannot speak, who fear being labelled or punished simply for wanting the privacy and safety they are entitled to.
The Government has still not published the lawful guidance from the Equality and Human Rights Commission. NHS leadership continues to prioritise ideological policies over the real needs of frontline staff.
Our victory today is a step forward, not just for us, but for every woman in the NHS.
We hope it gives others the courage to speak, and we urge those in authority to finally listen. Women deserve better. And we will keep standing up until they get it."
Comment from President of the Darlington Nursing Union, Bethany Hutchison, in today's Daily Express, following their landmark legal win supported by the Christian Legal Centre👇
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