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Amnesty International

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biddyboo · 24/08/2024 13:26

Amnesty International is getting a lot of pushback on Twitter for a post celebrating Roxy Tickle's win yesterday.

Helen Staniland has highlighted this excerpt from an article they wrote about women in Afghanistan

https://www.amnesty.org.uk/womens-rights-afghanistan-history

The article contains this sentence "Under the Taliban, women and girls were discriminated against in many ways, for the 'crime' of identifying as a girl".

Who the f*ck wrote this? The Taliban treat them appallingly because they 'identify' as a girl, rather than because of the fundamental reality of their biological sex? It has made me so angry.

I used to support Amnesty, but not anymore? Are there any human rights charities that aren't in thrall to gender ideology?

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viques · 24/08/2024 13:54

They lost the plot some time ago I am afraid.

Such a disgrace, the first campaign Amnesty ran about the UK in the UK ( they try not to run controversial campaigns within a country because it can be dangerous) was about VAW, it was an amazing hard hitting ( sorry) campaign and opened a lot of eyes.

But now they are captured and completely locked up.

fabricstash · 24/08/2024 13:42

Plot

fabricstash · 24/08/2024 13:42

They have lost the lot!

biddyboo · 24/08/2024 13:31

TheCadoganArms · 24/08/2024 13:28

Captured organisation in can't read the room shocker.

It has enraged me so much that they can't even write about one of the most appalling examples of women being oppressed because of their sex without using the ideological language of gender woo.

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TheCadoganArms · 24/08/2024 13:28

Captured organisation in can't read the room shocker.