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Stephanie Davies-Arai explains how trans ideology is harming our children in schools
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Women’s Rights Network Jersey organised a series of events with Stephanie Davies-Arai BEM, founder and director of Transgender Trend, in Jersey the first week of March 2025. 

Activists, both within and outside government, attempted to have the events cancelled, tried to stop participants from attending, and even tried to report the event as a potential hate crime.

These cancellation efforts only made us more determined to ensure as many people could hear what Stephanie has to say. Those that did attend were enthralled, shocked and angry about what they heard about gender-identity ideology, and how it’s happening in Jersey, particularly in schools.

For those that were unable or afraid to attend, we recorded Stephanie’s presentation at the public event held on 6 March 2025.

Informative links:

https://www.transgendertrend.com

https://jerseyeveningpost.com/voices/2025/03/03/not-all-men-but-always-a-man-and-predatory-men-will-use-any-opportunity-to-take-advantage/

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In conversation with Magi Gibson, leading voice in Scottish poetry, author, creative writing tutor and literary events organiser. 

A fascinating listen to Magi who is a feminist and a powerful voice against blacklisting and cancellation for gender critical beliefs

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All political parties making up the Senedd in Wales were formally approached by the Women’s Rights Network in Wales to have us come and speak with them about the importance of immediately complying with the Equality Act 2010 further to legal language clarification by the UK Supreme Court on 16th April 2025.

Only the Welsh Conservative party took up the offer, inviting WRN in Wales to speak at their 2025 conference in Llangollen, Denbighshire.

WRN Wales launched its ongoing campaign #StepUpSenedd on Tuesday, 13th May 2025 on the steps of the Welsh Senedd; it marked the beginning of ongoing actions that will ensure all members of the Welsh Senedd will hear 51% of the population.

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Women’s Rights Network was delighted to have guest Sharron Davies to join on Zoom to explore the movement in both domestic and international sports in light of the FA decision to ban men from female football teams and World Boxing's introduction of mandatory sex testing, to determine the eligibility of male and female athletes that want to take part in its competitions. 

Sharron reveals the shocking structural capture from the very top down within international sport, particularly in the IOC, which explains why making headway in terms of fair competition, will remain a battle; but also how fighting for women’s sports at grassroot level is so important and does has a discernible impact.

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Susan Smith from For Women Scotland exclusively joins the Women’s Rights Network to recount the extraordinary battle of three women determined to hold the Scottish government to account and who successfully secured a ruling from the UK Supreme Court that has sent positive shockwaves across the Western world.

Susan details the outrageous antics of elected politicians in Scotland and how willingly the Scottish parliament allowed itself to be led by powerful trans lobby groups down a dystopian road.

Listen to the extent to which women’s rights advocates were shunned and locked out of critical discussions and decision making that would impact on women throughout Scotland, a dismissal that ultimately left For Women Scotland with no option but to litigate against those who failed the electorate, namely The Scottish Ministers.

Susan also discusses what happens next and why it's essential that individuals be brave and sue organisations and business that continue to breach UK equality law.

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A month on from the UK Supreme Court’s landmark ruling that the legal definition of woman within equality law refers to biological sex, WRN Wales held the Welsh Senedd to account.
 
The #StepUpSenedd campaign was launched on the steps of the Welsh Parliament in Cardiff Bay.  Women from across Wales gathered with a clear message for politicians - no more excuses, comply with the law!

Hear women set out the positive impact of the court ruling for all females, from school girls to vulnerable older women, from females deserving of safety in night clubs to the legal right to same sex intimate care delivered within the home.

The Welsh government remains in breach of UK equality law and is showing little interest in correcting course.

The Women’s Rights Network in wales continually fights for the sex based rights of every woman and girl in Wales and across the world.

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At a visit to the magnificent Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire, managed by the National Trust, a member of WRN Derbyshire and Staffordshire was dismayed to find that even the celebration of women in the medium of something as innocuous as embroidery is not safe from a woman-hating ideological infestation. Where a modern tapestry exhibition that was meant to celebrate women was spoiled when a Trans Rights Activist chose to disrespect just one woman's name on the tapestry, and that woman's name was JK Rowling. 

We wrote a thread on X about it which went viral.  

We chose to visit Hardwick Hall to respectfully protest this disrespect of the philanthropist and women's rights heroine JK Rowling. 

Four women from WRN Derbyshire sat and talked about the purpose of the art project, how the National Trust failed to live up to this purpose, and how the women felt let down.

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The Women’s Rights Network is delighted to welcome back Michael Foran to shed much needed honest sunlight on the implications of the Supreme Court ruling.

Michael, a lecturer in public law at Glasgow University and an expert in equality law, strips away much of the blustering misinformation being churned out regarding the legal implications and responsibilities for service providers' requirement to comply with the ruling.
  
Find out the answers to some of the most common questions being asked from the potential impact on current employment tribunals to the long running dispute over Parkrun rules.

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Andrew Doyle joins WRN to consider the world of identity politics and why some personalities have chosen to speak out publicly against the brutal assault on women’s rights and the diminishment of child protection, whilst so many have remained silent.

With the UK making headway, thanks to the unified effort from grassroot women’s groups to famous names in sports and publishing, what will it take to cure our institutions of gender ideology fever?

Andrew is playwright, journalist, author and political satirist.  His new book, 'THE END OF WOKE: How the Culture War Went Too Far and What to Expect from the Counter-Revolution', examines the mechanisms underlying zealous extremes on both the left and the right.

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Continuing the series of WRN weekly zooms made available for wider listening, WRN's Elizabeth Foster invites French lawyer and feminist campaigner, Isabelle Thieuleux to talk about her experience of the French legal system in light of Giselle Pelicot and the mass rape trial which saw her husband and 50 men convicted, and sent shockwaves through France and far beyond for its levels of depravity. 

The interview explores the differences between French and UK definitions of rape and the cultural impact of the trial in France. 

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