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1. www.scotsman.com › news › opinionWhy a court ruling on free speech should re-set gender debate ...

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   Jun 16, 2021 · However, the High Court has now ruled that her “gender-critical beliefs” fell under the Equalities Act, and were a genuine and important philosophical position that deserved to be protected.

2. www.standard.co.uk › comment › freedom-of-speechThis is why I have to speak up on gender-identity ideology ...

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   Nov 1, 2023 · According to “ gender -identity ideology”, which is what I call this novel belief system, what turns a man into a woman is simply saying that’s what he is. For his words to take effect in the...

3. iea.org.uk › media › dont-outlaw-gender-criticalDon’t outlaw gender critical views, says new paper ...

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   Aug 22, 2023 · Trans activists’ demands to shutdown dissent is a major threat to free speech. Transgender individuals should be entirely free to identify with their chosen gender – and equally, contrary opinions on trans identity and policy should be debatable.

4. www.hks.harvard.edu › faculty-research › policyAt Harvard Kennedy School, experts debated diversity policies ...

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   May 15, 2024 · Faculty members Danielle Allen, Arthur Applbaum, and Khalil Gibran Muhammad examine diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging policies through the lens of academic freedom and free speech.

5. freespeechunion.org › social-worker-suspended-overSocial worker suspended over gender critical views awarded £ ...

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   Apr 29, 2024 · In a landmark judgment for workplace free speech, a social worker who was helped by the FSU has been awarded £58,000 in damages from Westminster city council and Social Work England (Mail, Times).

6. www.bps.org.uk › psychologist › language-tool-shapeLanguage as a tool to shape how we think of gender | BPS

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   Apr 18, 2023 · To combat gender stereotypes, we need to look closely at the language that we use. This might sound obvious. But recent work is revealing just how language can promote these stereotypes (even inadvertently) – and how it can counteract them.

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   Is there a trade-off between gender based violence and freedom of expression?

   • “There can be no trade-off between women’s right to be free from violence and the right to freedom of opinion and expression,” Khan said. “States must not use efforts to address online gender based violence, hate speech and disinformation as a pretext to restrict freedom of expression beyond what is permitted under international law.”

   Gender equality in freedom of expression remains a distant goal -UN

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   What is a gender-fair language?

   • Adopting gender-fair language also entails removing any suggestion of gender from a job or role. This is something that is easier to do in English than in German, say, in which gender is always built-in (for example, a male accountant is 'der Buchhalter', while a female accountant is 'die Buchhalterin').

   Language as a tool to shape how we think of gender | BPS

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   Can language combat gender stereotypes?

   • To combat gender stereotypes, we need to look closely at the language that we use. This might sound obvious. But recent work is revealing just how language can promote these stereotypes (even inadvertently) – and how it can counteract them. Despite efforts to avoid gender stereotyping in many schools, children are exposed to them from a young age.

   Language as a tool to shape how we think of gender | BPS

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   Do gendered languages have more positive words than female words?

   • David DeFranza and colleagues at the University of Utah analysed vast amounts of text and found that, in gendered languages, positive words (like "lucky" or "love") occurred more often alongside male words (like "he" or "man") than female words (like "she" or "woman"). The same wasn't true of languages without grammatical genders.

   Language as a tool to shape how we think of gender | BPS

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   Why is gender censorship a problem?

   • Gendered censorship is so pervasive that gender equality in freedom of expression remains a distant goal, the UN expert added. “Women’s voices are suppressed, controlled or punished explicitly by laws, policies and discriminatory practices, and implicitly by social attitudes, cultural norms and patriarchal values,” Khan said.

   Gender equality in freedom of expression remains a distant goal -UN

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   What are the laws on free speech?

   • Laws on free speech include the freedom to disagree on transgender ideology and any proposal for new laws which would criminalise ordinary language about men and women is unacceptable.” Nick Fletcher, Conservative MP for Don Valley, said:

   Don’t outlaw gender critical views, says new paper

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8. www.ohchr.org › en › press-releasesGender equality in freedom of expression remains a distant ...

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   Oct 18, 2021 · Gender-based violence, hate speech and disinformation are being used extensively online and offline to chill or kill women’s expression, Irene Khan, the Special Rapporteur on promotion and protection of freedom of opinion and expression, told the General Assembly today.