I think this is a really important post. My DH has very much been head in sand about this. It's actually caused a fair few arguments because he's dismissing me as 'over the top' about things that - when there's sunlight - it's entirely rational to be concerned about and which will directly impact on my life and that of our daughters. The bias of the mainstream media has caused many people to be equally ill informed and makes the media, especially the BBC, complicit in the harms.
This case exposes a total abandonment of safeguarding at a rape crisis centre and the monstering and coercive control of an employee. RA was told she was 'bigoted' for trying to help. She was told her natural perceptions were wrong. This is abuse.
The courts really need to start having much bigger payouts to those abused as RA was (for doing an excellent job in an almost impossible environment).
We've seen with the blood scandal that if there is not a course correction now, it's likely in the future there will be millions in payouts for all the those physically harmed as children. And in the blood scandal they were at least trying to address existing physical health problems. There is no such excuse for gender ideology.
What would be better would be to have some accountability now for people who fell for the Emperor's new clothes and pushed something that didn't make sense at the expense of safeguarding the most vulnerable - letting them down and harming them. These people need to lose their jobs, or the same thing will keep happening.