Amnesty intensifies its campaign against women.

AMNESTY International has warned against “dangerous misinformation” ahead of a Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman. 

The court is due to issue its judgement next week on how a woman should be defined in law. It is part of a court challenge brought by For Women Scotland (FWS) against the Scottish Government. 

FWS say sex-based protections should not apply to transgender people with a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC), while the Scottish Government argues they should be included.

As always, the reporting carefully hides the fact that the issue is men with a GRC, not “people” with a GRC. As always, the reporting goes to absurd lengths to muddy the waters, making their own story incomprehensible.

Amnesty International has intervened ahead of the expected ruling being handed down in London on April 16. 

In a statement, Sacha Deshmukh, chief executive at Amnesty International UK, said: “Amnesty wishes to highlight the amount of dangerous misinformation that remains around this case, as an eye-watering amount of time is spent by commentators berating trans people – who make up just 1% of the population.”

Sacha Deshmukh also hides the real issue, also pretends the issue is trans “people” when it’s men who claim to be women. It’s not trans people in general, it’s not trans people as such, it’s men. She knows that of course, but she carefully hides it.

Why would they hide it?

Because they know it’s anti-women, and they want to do it anyway.