I've just been reading Twitter on this issue. I feel very strongly that the NUS needs to focus more on protecting women than using lawyers to protect their reputation and their trans officer.
If protecting women from feeling safe from sexual harrassment, intimidation, flashing and rape is no longer a priority they should be ashamed of themselves and we will look back on this era when women were robbed of their hard won and yet still fragile rights.
I spent the other evening explaining this all to my teen DD. She was shocked - having been brainwashed at school by the self ID brigade. We then discussed the routine harassment of her and her friends when they go clubbing - it's far worse than I remember as a student. And that's without the issues of being stalked and followed and threatened. Many young women have, through open hearted liberalism and goodwill, been cheated by the trans agenda. Where's the NUS championing and protecting women's rights rather than reducing them and sublimating them to trans intimidation?
They should be ashamed. The only thing that gets stronger through all of this is misogyny.