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You are here: Home / Archive / The science and statistics behind the transgender debate

The science and statistics behind the transgender debate

10th February 2018 by FPFW

Fair Play For Women has written a number of articles reviewing some of the Science and Statistics behind the transgender debate. They can all be found here. If there are any other facts you’d like to see us cover please email us with your suggestions at [email protected]

Statistics:

Annual transgender prisoner numbers and location: 2018 analysis. The results of the Populus On-line survey following the UK Gender Recognition Act Consultation. The vast majority of male-born transwomen still have a penis How many transgender people in the UK have been murdered? Only 18% of UK support unregulated sex self-ID. How many transgender suicides have there been in prison? It is true that half of all trans young have attempted suicide?  Young vs Old: The generational divide in the transgender community National LGBT survey tells us nothing about women’s views on GRA reform but the government still quotes findings as evidence of lack of opposition. Government figures back Fair Play’s report on transgender offenders Girlguiding: We need you to believe in facts not fairytales – facts on child on child sexual abuse. Study suggests that transwomen retain a male pattern of criminality Sex self-ID and what it means for privacy, safety and fairness for women.  

Science:

Do transwomen really have a female brain in a male body? The evidence to show most children grow out of their gender confusion. Gender non-conforming children – most grow up to be lesbian or gay The risks of giving children puberty blockers What is the impact on children of socially transitioning Sex hormones and gender surgeries Review of study that reports trans-identified male has breast fed a baby Chromosomes, biological sex and gender Biological sex differences: bones & muscles]]>

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