Graduate student sues Bristol University over new 'translaws'
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In the UK, a graduate student at the University of Bristol, Raquel Rosario-Sanchez, sued her institution, accusing it of imposing new “translaws” and colluding with transactivists. It is reported by the publication Time.
The girl said that with the approval of the university administration, advocates for the gender equality of women and transgender people staged a persecution against her because of her words that men cannot have children. Previously, the university officially recognized the problematic term “motherhood”.
Rosario-Sanchez began to be called “transphobic” and forced to apologize for his words. However, the girl did not give up and began to fight against the fact that biological men who have achieved recognition as trans women use women's toilets.
On January 30, the United States sentenced 26-year-old transgender woman Hannah Tubbs, convicted of pedophilia, to two years in prison in a juvenile colony. Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon explained this decision by saying that Tubbs committed the crime at the age of 17.
