One of the biggest challenges to women's services is navigating the law. This should not be the case. Many believe the Law on women's rights is clear until gender identity is introduced. 

People should be able to identify however they wish, however the Law requires clairty , factual evidence and consistency. Gender identity is based on ideology and is an expression of how people feel, their objection to societal stereotypes and /  body dysphoria.

Feminists have been fighting societal stereotypes of gender for centuries, including how courts judge circumstances, such as women defending themselves from domestic violence. Clear definitions of sex however are required to not only ensure that women's hard-won sex based rights are protected, but that we recognise that women's sex is the source of their oppression by men and patriarchal structures. That is why women experience rape and sexual assault, are missing from life saving research and are subject to pornography and prostitution.

This page will strive to give services succinct information on the law. If you find anything that you think will support services to deliver single sex services email us the article below.