‘Reflecting on four years as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour’
As he steps down as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour, Joe Dharampal-Hornby reflects on the last four years and what is ahead for the organisation.
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As he steps down as co-chair of LGBT+ Labour, Joe Dharampal-Hornby reflects on the last four years and what is ahead for the organisation.
Unions have backed calls to campaign for gender ‘self ID’ and for a change in “discriminatory and unworkable” guidance around transgender rights.
It is time to ensure all LGBT+ people are protected from coercive conversion practices which have destroyed so many lives.
Labour members are evenly split over the government’s approach to trans rights in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling, a poll for LabourList has revealed.
Labour has issued new guidance that CLP branches must not submit motions that advocate that the party take an “unlawful position” with respect to the Supreme Court judgement on the definition of a woman.
LGBT+ Labour has suspended its annual general meeting and committee elections after a trans slate ran candidates in roles reserved for women.
To mark Pride Month, we spoke to some of Labour’s LGBT+ MPs to ask what Pride means to them.
A new member of Labour’s national executive committee has expressed solidarity with the trans community following a ruling in the Supreme Court on the definition of a woman. Judges ruled unanimously that references to women in the Equality…
LGBT+ Labour has broken ranks with the government to condemn the Supreme Court's ruling that sex only relates to biological women under the Equality Act, saying it will "never stop fighting for trans equality" and stands in solidarity with…
A new campaign group for gay and bisexual rights but not transgender rights has been formed in the Labour Party.
LGBT+ Labour has been part of a transformation of LGBT+ progress: in law, in societal attitudes, and in political representation.
Politicians of all stripes should not unquestioningly accept all of the recommendations of the Cass Review.