A changing room without women in, is just a changing room.
Its not the changing room they want to use. Its the women.
Be that for validation reasons or for more nefarious reasons.
Women need to consent for that to be ok if they are to be used. Not just a few, but ALL the women impacted. These women do not consent.
In effect the impact on multiple women needs to be taken into consideration versus the impact on one male - both argue its an affront to their dignity and privacy. The women also are arguing about their safety and concerns about harassment. All people being equal you act so there is the least impact on the fewest people.
Basically the male needs to suck it up and a third space found. Its a reasonable adjustment balancing multiple needs. Thats all the NHS have to show in a court of law.
But no. We are having this argument cos some bloke is having a tantrum.
We need to stop indulging in. What pisses me off is its women who are having to foot the bill and the emotional labour of equality.