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Our history

Fair Play For Women began in 2017 as a small, informal women’s discussion group concerned about the impact of transgender policy on the participation of women and girls in sport, with a diverse membership of women from all walks of life. As time went on, the discussion topics expanded to include the many different ways women and girls were being forgotten when new policies were being created for trans-inclusion. Soon a informal blogging website site was created to be a open public platform for anyone to contribute their opinions and concerns, looking at a range of issues from various perspectives.

Having previously submitted an article to the blogging website in October 2017, in January 2018 Dr Nicola Williams became our director and official campaign spokeswoman and the current incarnation of Fair Play For Women was born.

Under this new direction, Fair Play For Women has emerged into the national stage as a trusted and influential campaign group, that’s built a national network of supporters, and has, at its heart, a team of experts in science and law.

While Fair Play For Women has grown significantly since its informal beginnings, we are still funded entirely from small donations from the public and we rely on the hard work of volunteers. We have no political, ideological, or religious affiliation; instead we are united by the common aim of defending the existing sex-based rights of women and girls.

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Our latest articles

  • Fact check: Are more women really sexually abusing children?
  • UK police record male rapists as female under self-ID policy
  • What are the challenges in the way the Gender Recognition Act 2004 and Equality Act 2010 interact?
  • Why do so few transgender people apply for a Gender Recognition Certificate?
  • Fair Play For Women submission to the Women and Equalities Select Committee inquiry on GRA reform 2020

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Prisons, crime and protecting women

  • The facts about transgender prisoners
  • Karen White & prison review
  • Sex attacks in female prisons
  • Female inmate suing the government
  • Refuge shelters deeply worried
  • How do women in prison feel about sharing with transgender prisoners?
  • Can you believe what you read about sexual and violent crimes?
  • Factsheets

Sport and the human body

  • Biological sex differences
  • Chromosomes, sex and gender
  • Guidelines for single-sex sport policy
  • A scientist reviews the IOC’s transgender inclusion policy
  • The science and statistics behind the transgender debate
  • Safeguarding in sport still matters
  • Testosterone reduction policies
  • Rachel McKinnon transwoman cyclist
  • You can help

Making policy and the law

  • The Equality Act 2010 and women’s rights
  • GRA reform
  • Advice and guidance for policy makers
  • Equality impact analysis advice
  • Public Sector Equality Duty
  • Changing room policy advice
  • Scottish Government omits women’s evidence
  • The Scottish bill that stole the word woman
  • What can I do now?

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