Scottish Labour leadership accused of 'trying to play both sides' on gender reforms

SCOTTISH Labour have been accused of “running scared” and trying to “play both sides” on trans rights after refusing to clarify their…

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“Would Scottish Labour MPs support the self-identification principle like the vast majority of your Party’s MSPs did, or would they be expected to support the far more conservative and medicalised route advocated for by Annaliese Dodds?” “As the British Medical Association has said, the question of whether somebody is trans or not should not be a painful and medicalised process.

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