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House of Lords- trans women police officer searches

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Hoosemover · 26/11/2024 15:42

This was a government response to a question yesterday

https://x.com/Fox_Claire/status/1861088463317000423

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https://x.com/Fox_Claire/status/1861088463317000423

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Runor · 26/11/2024 16:12

I’m not even sure he was saying it had to happen before he would look into it. I think he was saying TWAW, so nothing to see here

Runor · 26/11/2024 16:10

Fucking Hell! So an ‘honourable’ Lord (presumably - not sure who the players are) is very happy to support transwomen police officers to conduct intimate searches of women.

As the questioner states, state sanctioned sexual abuse. There really is no other way to describe this

AlexandraLeaving · 26/11/2024 16:10

Sorry. Crappy cross post with more competent but irresponsible person.

GCITC · 26/11/2024 16:09

AlexandraLeaving · 26/11/2024 16:04

There is a linked video that I cannot capture in full but essentially she asked whether the minister agreed police policy allowing transwomen to perform intimate searches of women amounted to state sanctioned sexual assault. Minister replied to the effect that trans people had a right to exist and to hold positions of responsibility in society and he would defend that right; however if she had a specific example please write to him and he would look into it.

in other words, the Minister was not aware of the issue and had not considered the implication (but was on the front foot with being pro trans).

So a woman has to be sexually assaulted before he would look into it?

How many women does he think need to be sexually assaulted before it becomes a problem for him?

AlexandraLeaving · 26/11/2024 16:04

There is a linked video that I cannot capture in full but essentially she asked whether the minister agreed police policy allowing transwomen to perform intimate searches of women amounted to state sanctioned sexual assault. Minister replied to the effect that trans people had a right to exist and to hold positions of responsibility in society and he would defend that right; however if she had a specific example please write to him and he would look into it.

in other words, the Minister was not aware of the issue and had not considered the implication (but was on the front foot with being pro trans).

House of Lords- trans women police officer searches
PersonIrresponsible · 26/11/2024 15:58

Here you are

House of Lords- trans women police officer searches
StealthSpinach · 26/11/2024 15:57

Any chance of a screenshot for those not on x, please?

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