After libelling dozens of organisations that campaign for sex-based rights this week, Amnesty International UK is now in the ‘Find Out’ phase, having received a very threatening letter from lawyers acting for Beira’s Place.
Beira’s Place is a rape crisis centre in Edinburgh, founded and entirely funded by J K Rowling. It exists because at the time of its founding, the more mainstream alternative, Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre, was run by a man in a dress who loudly and publicly claimed that if rape-surviving women had a problem with this, it was their task to ‘re-frame their trauma’ and nothing to do with, you know, men larping as women hanging around the building.
Anyhow, this charitable effort by Rowling apparently makes Beira’s Place an ‘anti rights’ group, smeared along with Sex Matters, For Women Scotland (you know, the ones who went to the Supreme Court and *won* on this very issue), and dozens of advocacy groups for same-sex attraction, all apparently with shady funding networks and links to far-right Christian conservative groups in the USA.
Amnesty’s boilerplate non-apology and withdrawal of the report 48 hours after it was published isn’t going to save them from a world of pain, which given their ideological capture by the trans cult, is entirely deserved.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cp9l9dg5k8ko
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A sexual violence support centre set up by JK Rowling has demanded an apology from Amnesty International UK and threatened court action over a report which classed it as "anti-rights".
Amnesty had named Beira's Place in Edinburgh among more than 100 organisations which it characterised as being part of an anti-rights movement before it decided to temporarily remove the list while an internal review takes place.
A lawyer's letter on behalf of the women-only support centre demanded the report was permanently withdrawn.
It also called for Amnesty to make a full apology on the front of its website and conduct an external review into how the "egregious falsehood" got published in the first place.
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