After the inauguration of the new prime minister, Liz Trussit turns out The British government is moving against Scottish reforms that allow self-identification for trans people. The official has spoken out in support of the “biological women” campaign.

In this context, according to an investigation by news representative, Truss has sought lawyers’ advice on how to “stop or prevent” the reforms to be approved in Parliament.. When he served as Minister of Foreign Affairs, he was part of a policy that waive self-identification in the UK and maintain a medical examination throughout the process for obtaining a Gender Recognition Certificate (GRC).

In Scotland, the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) will remove the need for a medical diagnosis of gender dysphoria from the criteria for legally changing gender.. Truss would be “worried” that trans people in other parts of England would travel to Scotland for the GRC.

“He has asked the legal team to look into how to ‘pause or prevent’ Scotland’s gender recognition bill, as a priority. I wouldn’t be surprised if Truss managed to stop him,” one reporter told Vice. While another noted: “Truss is concerned that trans people from England, Wales and Northern Ireland may travel to Scotland for legal gender recognition and then return to where they actually live.

“She was angry at what Scotland, by pushing for this plan, could do for women’s rights across England, but she was also worried about Scotland.“, he added.

The political race against diversity rights

According to the LGTBIQ+ guide in Madrid, Liz Truss has a long track record against collectives. On August 25, in the midst of the election campaign, the current prime minister denied that trans women are women. In addition, he assured that gender affirmations on trans minors should not be treated or dealt with, as those under 18 “should not make irreversible decisions about their own future.”

“No one wants to feel like they were given a job because they have boobs or are gay.”, she said in 2019, after becoming the Minister of Women and Equality. In 2020, Truss announced that she would not amend the Gender Recognition Act, preventing trans people who identify themselves legally from changing their gender without having to get a medical diagnosis of medical dysphoria.

In October 2021, he is again eyeing trans women. “I have a lot of respect for transgender people,” she said, adding, “but only women have a cervix.” In April 2021, he disbanded the division advising the Government on LGTBIQ+ matters after several of its members resigned due to persecution.