JK Rowling Celebrates After Landmark Supreme Court Ruling That Trans Women Are NOT Legally Women

JK Rowling was seen celebrating today after the Supreme Court ruled that trans women are not legally women in what was called a landmark judgement.

This could give rise to momentous implications, insiders revealed. We’ve already seen a similar action come into play in the UK, where top judges found that the words woman and s*x in the 2010 Equality Act were referring to biological s*x and not acquired gender.

The decision is getting hailed by gender critical campaigners as a leading victory, with the Harry Potter author sharing how it would protect the rights of women across the United Kingdom. The court’s decision is going to have major consequences in terms of how single sex spaces and services work across the United Kingdom.

The written judgment from the Supreme Court provides examples including domestic violence counselling, refuges, and female-only hospital wards and changing rooms. The court shared how trans women and a GRC would be excluded from the single gender spaces if deemed necessary.

This marks the end of the long-running legal war between the Scottish government and the group for Women Scotland over the definition of a woman in Scottish law.

Now, seeing the Supreme Court follow in their footsteps and have terms like ‘Sex’, ‘Man’, and ‘Woman’ in the Equality Act means it’s not only biological sex, and therefore rejecting any other alternative interpretations.