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LGBT-HP: Fix bare tag: MW 1.45.1 Cite requires self-closing

2026-07-10T13:07:25Z

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	An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.		An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.
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Wessexman at 20:02, 5 April 2024

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	It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.		It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.

	The Greens ~~have~~ had two MEPs from 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.		The Greens had two MEPs from 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.

	There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]]. The party's position on transgender rights has led to the expelling and suspension of a number of members who has raised issues about the clash of women's rights with trans rights. For example, Alison Teal, Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate for [[Sheffield]] Central <ref> A row over trans rights splits Sheffield's Green Party		There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]]. The party's position on transgender rights has led to the expelling and suspension of a number of members who has raised issues about the clash of women's rights with trans rights. For example, Alison Teal, Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate for [[Sheffield]] Central <ref> A row over trans rights splits Sheffield's Green Party

Wessexman at 20:02, 5 April 2024

2024-04-05T20:02:03Z

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	It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.		It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.

	The Greens have had two MEPs ~~since~~ 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.		The Greens have had two MEPs from 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.

	~~The party supports [[Equal marriage]].~~ There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]]. The party's position on transgender rights has led to the expelling and suspension of a number of members who has raised issues about the clash of women's rights with trans rights. For example, Alison Teal, Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate for [[Sheffield]] Central <ref> A row over trans rights splits Sheffield's Green Party		There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]]. The party's position on transgender rights has led to the expelling and suspension of a number of members who has raised issues about the clash of women's rights with trans rights. For example, Alison Teal, Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate for [[Sheffield]] Central <ref> A row over trans rights splits Sheffield's Green Party

	By Harry Shukman27 Oct 2022 https://www.sheffieldtribune.co.uk/p/a-row-over-trans-rights-splits-sheffields </ref>.		By Harry Shukman27 Oct 2022 https://www.sheffieldtribune.co.uk/p/a-row-over-trans-rights-splits-sheffields </ref>.

Wessexman: Gender issue divide in Green Party

2024-04-05T20:01:25Z

Gender issue divide in Green Party

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	In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>. In February 2024 the court declared that the Green Party had discriminated against Shahrar Ali and he was awarded £9,100 in damages <ref> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68250071 (accessed 9 February 2024) </ref>.		In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>. In February 2024 the court declared that the Green Party had discriminated against Shahrar Ali and he was awarded £9,100 in damages <ref> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68250071 (accessed 9 February 2024) </ref>.

			The Green Party ‘Pride’ group was giving away stickers on its stall in the foyer of the party’s annual conference in Brighton on in October 2023, in the ‘trans rights’ stripes of baby-blue and baby-pink and bore the legend, ‘Authoritarian Group think Cancel Culture Appreciation Society’.

	An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.		An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.

Wessexman: Green Party found guilty of discrimination.

2024-02-09T15:47:02Z

Green Party found guilty of discrimination.

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	Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].		Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].

	In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>.		In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>. In February 2024 the court declared that the Green Party had discriminated against Shahrar Ali and he was awarded £9,100 in damages <ref> https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-68250071 (accessed 9 February 2024) </ref>.

	An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.		An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.

Wessexman: GC Greens

2024-02-07T22:32:04Z

GC Greens

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	In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>.		In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>.

			An alternative forum for [[gender critical]] expelled Green Party supporters was functioning in 2024 <ref> https://gcgreens.uk/ (accessed 7 February 2024)</ref>.
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Wessexman: Trial Shahrar Ali .v. Green Party

2023-08-09T10:43:56Z

Trial Shahrar Ali .v. Green Party

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	Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].		Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].

			In February 2022, former Deputy Leader Shahrar Ali launched legal action against the Green Party alleging discrimination of his [[gender critical]] belief under the 2010 Equality Act <ref> Trial set for 21-25 August 2023 </ref>.

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Wessexman: external link to Scottish Green information

2022-11-23T13:34:13Z

external link to Scottish Green information

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	[[File:Green Party of England and Wales logo.svg.png\|thumb\|Green Party logo]]The '''Green party''' is a British political party (now three separate parties, for [[England and Wales]], [[Scotland]] and [[Northern Ireland]] respectively).		[[File:Green Party of England and Wales logo.svg.png\|thumb\|Green Party logo]]The '''Green party''' is a British political party (now three separate parties, for [[England and Wales]], [[Scotland]]<ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scottish_Greens</ref> and [[Northern Ireland]] respectively).

	It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.		It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.

Wessexman: row over transgender rights.v. women's rights

2022-11-23T13:30:45Z

row over transgender rights.v. women's rights

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	The Greens have had two MEPs since 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.		The Greens have had two MEPs since 1999 and gained their first MP (for [[Brighton]] Pavilion) in 2010.

	The party supports [[Equal marriage]]. There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]].		The party supports [[Equal marriage]]. There is an LGBT group, [[LGBTIQ Greens]]. The party's position on transgender rights has led to the expelling and suspension of a number of members who has raised issues about the clash of women's rights with trans rights. For example, Alison Teal, Green Party prospective parliamentary candidate for [[Sheffield]] Central <ref> A row over trans rights splits Sheffield's Green Party

			By Harry Shukman27 Oct 2022 https://www.sheffieldtribune.co.uk/p/a-row-over-trans-rights-splits-sheffields </ref>.

	Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].		Notable LGBT supporters of the party include [[Peter Tatchell]], [[Darren Johnson]] and [[Nigel Tart]].

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Ross Burgess at 06:54, 4 February 2014

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	The '''Green party''' is a British political party (now three separate parties, for [[England and Wales]], [[Scotland]] and [[Northern Ireland]] respectively).		[[File:Green Party of England and Wales logo.svg.png\|thumb\|Green Party logo]]The '''Green party''' is a British political party (now three separate parties, for [[England and Wales]], [[Scotland]] and [[Northern Ireland]] respectively).

	It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.		It was formed in 1973 as "PEOPLE" and changed its name to "The Ecology Party" in 1975 and to "The Green party" in 1985. The Scottish and Northern Ireland sections became separate parties in 1990.