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EHRC guidance puts women first, which may upset people

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EHRC guidance puts women first, which may upset people
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The EHRC has published new guidance prioritizing women's rights in single-sex spaces, following a Supreme Court ruling on biological sex definitions. This guidance aims to clarify the legal obligations of businesses and public bodies regarding access to women's facilities. While some view it as a step forward, others believe it may still provoke controversy among those who oppose restrictions based on biological sex.

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EHRC guidance puts women first, which may upset peopleIn a world in which male needs are constantly centred, it's hard for people to accept that women have rightsMilli HillMay 21, 2026∙ Paid26310ShareToday Bridget Phillipson has finally published the much-awaited EHRC guidance, making clear what businesses and public bodies must do under the law to protect single sex spaces. The guidance comes in the wake of last year’s Supreme Court ruling that man and woman must mean biological sex for the purpose of the Equality Act. Published this afternoon, it does seem to be fairly unequivocal that all males, however they identify, will be barred from women’s toilets, changing rooms, and sports teams.

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