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I believe Ireland, Canada, some American States, Denmark and Malta have self ID.
There are lots of issues with Canada and the US. Although I don’t know if they are officially tracked, they are tracked, by women. Hence This Never Happens. I’ve been told that the women in the UK are much more aware than they were in the US and Canada. Probably because we have already seen it unfold elsewhere.
Women had trouble getting the statistics on English prisons, for instance. They had to do the research themselves. They came up with statistics, which were the refuted in the press by transactivists.
The Ministry of Justice then thought they ought to do their own research. Which they did, and it transpires that women had actually underestimated the statistics. (Which was kind of deliberate, as they didn’t want to be accused of transphobia, so erred on the side of caution.)
Ireland is a tricky one. Currently, they don’t have the same protocols as we do here. So transwomen are not transferred to women’s prisons, for instance. They also have very few transwomen, by comparison, even if you base it on percentage. It’s far lower than it is here.
There are no official stats, as yet. But anecdotally women have said that no one even knew self id was going through. And, culturally, transwomen in women’s spaces would not be acceptable, apparently.
It’s difficult to make comparisons. Ireland is woefully thin on the ground in terms of women’s rights, so may not have too much trouble with reinforcing gender stereotypes? Which would account for the fact that men aren’t going out of their way to demand access to women.
Watch this space, though. Women are on the case.