The Supreme Court ruling clarified that under the Equality Act 2010 men, even with a GRC, never had the right to invade women's single sex spaces, services and sports.

After seeing much misinformation and confusion around the current situation within women’s boxing at the Olympics, in particular the inclusion of two boxers who were deemed ineligible for women’s boxing after eligibility testing, The Countess sports working group has put together this short explainer on why the female category exists, how it interacts with disorders...

We, a diverse group of individuals and organisations who advocate for women’s rights, call upon the International Olympic Committee (“IOC”) to urgently investigate the eligibility of two boxers (Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting) to compete in the women’s Olympics boxing events, which commenced this week in Paris...

Countess presents to the UN.Our working group on Sport has made great progress behind the scenes building relationships with sport governing bodies (SGB) and in the public sphere raising awareness of the incursion of males into female sport in the name of trans rights.

Resisting Ideology Saturday 27th April 2024. In light of the Cass review, four years in the making and in the wake of the resounding defeat of the government proposals in the referendum there has never been a better moment to understand, unite and resist gender ideology. The Countess Conference: Exploring the impact of gender ideology

Despite the current popularity of terms like equality and inclusivity, one particular group continues to face unique and often overlooked challenges in healthcare settings, where resources are often inaccessible and same-sex care is not always a given. Gladys of The Countess Healthcare Working Group sheds light on the obstacles that women with disabilities encounter when...