Fair Play For Women
Fair Play For Women is a self-proclaimed women's rights pressure group in the United Kingdom that primarily campaigns against the treatment of trans women as women, in contexts such as women's sports,[1] girl guides,[2] and the right to change legal gender. [3] FPFW was founded in 2017.[4] The group is not a registered charity in England and Wales,[5] but is incorporated as a private limited company since 22 October 2019.[6]
The group has an online presence, with 26,000 followers on their Twitter account,[7]. In November 2018, the group was accused by LGBT groups of transphobic tweets, such as suggesting artificially inseminated trans women would inevitably die during any pregnancy,[8] and accusing incarcerated trans women of being sexual predators.[9] Representatives of the group have been frequently consulted by UK media such as The Times[10][11] and The Telegraph[12] to profile their campaigns and speak out against the perspective of trans people.
References
- ↑ Fair Play For Women: Sports
- ↑ Fair Play For Women: Girl Guides
- ↑ Fair Play For Women: GRA Reform
- ↑ Fair Play For Women: Our History
- ↑ UK Charity Commission
- ↑ Companies House: Fair Play For Women Ltd (12273984), accessed 31 October 2020
- ↑ Twitter: @FairPlayForWomen
- ↑ UK government officials have repeatedly met with anti-trans activists, Pink News, 17 December 2018
- ↑ Twitter: @FairPlayForWomen, archived by archive.is on 18 November 2017 [1]
- ↑ Transgender players ‘making mockery of women’s game’, Times: 16 August 2019
- ↑ Police forces let rapists record their gender as female, Sunday Times:20 October 2019
- ↑ Telegraph: Transgender patients can choose to be treated on male or female wards, new NHS guidance says, Telegraph: 1 October 2019
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