Rishi Sunak has cited the importance of “biological sex” as the government appears to be moving towards a ban on trans people in single-sex spaces (PinkNews)Speaking with ConservativeHome, the PM made his stance on trans rights clear while seeking to distinguish himself from Labour leader Keir Starmer by stating that “100 per cent” of women do not have a penis.  The EHRC noted there were several areas where a definition of sex as biological would create more “clarity” but also many others where a change in definition would be “ambiguous or disadvantageous”.  Belcher said: “Our challenge to the increasingly misnamed EHRC and [Kemi Badeoch] is: why it is necessary now to try to redefine ‘woman’ to exclude trans women (and include trans men) when there is no evidence of problems actually caused by the understanding that has existed for decades?previous advice that organisations should exclude trans people from single-sex services and spaces, and now proposing that parliament actively considers effectively removing trans people from sex-based protections under the Equality Act, the EHRC continues demonstrating its inability to fight for human rights for everybody