Results 61–80 of 1920 for transgender

Written Answers — Home Office: Hate Crime: Transphobia ( 6 Dec 2023)

Chris Philp: This Government is clear that all forms of hate crime are completely unacceptable, and we have a robust legislative framework to respond to hate crimes which target transgender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, and disability. We expect the police fully to investigate these abhorrent offences and make sure those who commit them feel the full force of the law. Whilst part of the...

Written Answers — Home Office: Hate Crime: Transphobia ( 6 Dec 2023)

Chris Philp: This Government is clear that all forms of hate crime are completely unacceptable, and we have a robust legislative framework to respond to hate crimes which target transgender identity, race, religion, sexual orientation, and disability. We expect the police fully to investigate these abhorrent offences and make sure those who commit them feel the full force of the law. Whilst part of the...

Section 28 Repeal: 20th Anniversary — [Mr Virendra Sharma in the Chair] (29 Nov 2023)

Ben Bradshaw: ...year or two there have been worrying signs of a renewed moral panic, fuelled, as in the 1980s, by powerful elements in the media and politicians who should know better, targeted particularly at transgender and non-binary people. We are not alone. We only have to look at Republican states in America, Orbán’s Hungary or Meloni’s Italy to see LGBT people under sustained attack, but...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: HIV Infection: Women (28 Nov 2023)

Baroness Barker: To ask His Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to address the underlying factors that contribute to higher HIV transmission rates among marginalised groups of women, such as sex workers, transgender women, and immigrants.

Written Answers — Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Sports: Women (24 Nov 2023)

Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay: His Majesty’s Government has discussed the Sports Council Equality Group’s guidance on transgender participation with sports governing bodies on multiple occasions. When it comes to competitive sport, HM Government believes fairness has to be the primary consideration. HM Government is clear a way forward is needed that protects and shows compassion to all, whilst being clear that the...

Written Answers — Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Football: Women (24 Nov 2023)

Baroness Hoey: ...'s Government what discussions they have had with the Football Association about the implications for fairness and safety for women in football of their policy developments on the inclusion of transgender people.

Written Answers — Attorney General: Crown Prosecution Serivce: Gender (23 Nov 2023)

Lord Lucas: To ask His Majesty's Government what meetings or conversations the Crown Prosecution Service has had with (1) Stonewall or other campaigners for transgender rights, and (2) campaigners for the gender critical point of view, in the past three years; and on what policies or practices were these groups consulted during that time.

Written Answers — Attorney General: Domestic Abuse: Transgender People (21 Nov 2023)

Baroness Jenkin of Kennington: ...Parkinson, that the Crown Prosecution Service will be reviewing its domestic abuse guidance following the publication of the Policy Exchange report The Crown Prosecution Service’s approach to transgenderism, published on 5 November, what are the timescales for this review; and how will it be reporting.

Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Census: Transgender People (21 Nov 2023)

Baroness Hoey: To ask His Majesty's Government, further to the 2021 census, (1) how were the cisgender and transgender individuals who took part in ONS qualitative research on gender identity conducted in 2017 selected; (2) what percentage of transgender individuals participated in the (a) 2019 census rehearsal and (b) 2021 census; (3) which local authority areas were chosen for the rehearsal; and (4) what...

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: HIV Infection: Women (20 Nov 2023)

Baroness Barker: To ask His Majesty's Government what steps they will take to address factors contributing to higher HIV transmission rates among marginalised women, such as sex workers, transgender women, and immigrants.

King’s Speech - Debate (2nd Day) ( 8 Nov 2023)

Lord Jackson of Peterborough: ...either-way offences. I want to talk about another Policy Exchange report that was published last week by the law lecturer, Maureen O’Hara, entitled The Crown Prosecution Service’s approach to transgenderism. This goes to the heart of the debate about fairness, credibility and impartiality. The CPS, an institution that should be completely impartial, is under the influence of a gender...

6. Statement by the Minister for Social Justice and Chief Whip: Violence Against Women, Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Annual Report 2022-23 ( 7 Nov 2023)

Jane Hutt: ...partner in Wales. And, of course, we do look to those victims. We continue to support the Safer Wales Dyn project, which protects and supports all men, including gay, heterosexual, bisexual and transgender men, who have experienced domestic abuse in Wales. And, importantly, the fact that the Dyn project works to enhance safety and increase well-being through a collaborative approach with...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Pupils: Transgender People (26 Oct 2023)

Lord Pearson of Rannoch: To ask His Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Barran on 1 August (HL 9704), what is the latest date by which they will publish their draft guidance on whether teachers may refer to pupils by their legal and biological gender.

Written Answers — Department of Health and Social Care: Transgender People: Young People (26 Oct 2023)

Baroness Deech: To ask His Majesty's Government what steps they are taking to ensure that young people considering gender transition have adequate access to information about long-term health effects of gender reassignment surgery and drugs.

Women and Equalities: Topical Questions (25 Oct 2023)

Philip Hollobone: In its 2021 census, the Office for National Statistics estimated that there are 260,000 transgender people in the UK. Does the Minister agree with the separate Office for Statistics Regulation that, due to skewed methodology, this number is likely to have been a huge overestimate?

IVF Provision — [Mr Laurence Robertson in the Chair] (24 Oct 2023)

Kate Osborne: ...applies to clinics and patients. The guidance significantly improves the availability of knowledge of the topic, but it still misses out conditions and vulnerabilities faced by same-sex couples and transgender people, so I look forward to receiving her update. I am glad that the Minister welcomes me holding her feet to the fire on discrimination in provision for IVF. I will continue to do...

Written Answers — Department for Education: Pupils: Transgender People (23 Oct 2023)

John Hayes: To ask the Secretary of State for Education, pursuant to the Answer of 19 September 2023 to Question 198597 on Pupils: Transgender People, what external bodies she has met in the preparation of guidance on transgender pupils in schools.

Written Answers — Department for Education: Transgender People: Pupils (23 Oct 2023)

Michael Fabricant: To ask the Secretary of State for Education, when she plans to publish guidance for schools on supporting trans pupils.

Written Answers — Ministry of Defence: Navy: Non-binary People (23 Oct 2023)

Royston Smith: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what proportion of Royal Navy personnel identify as transgender.

Written Answers — Home Office: Hate Crime: Transgender People (23 Oct 2023)

Elliot Colburn: ...reference to the Official Statistics on Hate Crime, England and Wales, 2022 to 2023, published on 5 October 2023, what assessment she has made of the reasons for the increase in hate crime against transgender people; and what steps her Department plans to take to tackle hate crime against transgender people.


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