So can I just check, you have no proof at all of any transphobia ? You just want to put these theoretical risks over the proven risks that occurs when males are in female spaces, is that right ?
I'm not saying that the parents or the guides will do anything but that once someone's status is made public who knows what could happen
So the other guides should give up their human rights just in case?
A young person is entitled to privacy
Sorry can I just check - is that all young people Or just trans young people?
Where do you draw the line in deciding that the right to privacy can be over ridden because of someone else's need to know?
But it’s not privacy versus right to know. It’s privacy versus privacy and safety.
Privacy of one trans identifying young person or trans adult not to let anyone know their biological sex .
Versus privacy and safety of every other person in that guide company.
If everyone was male , that would be a hard decision to make. But when it comes to the rights of one Male over the rights of hundreds of thousands of girls - well that’s easy.