Sex Matters - Revision history

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

2026-07-10T13:10:26Z

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Wessexman: monitor acts of violence and intimidation

2024-04-06T19:14:25Z

monitor acts of violence and intimidation

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	The charity's objectives are to : promote human rights where they relate to biological sex, advance education about sex and the law, and promote the sound administration of the law in relation to sex and equality in the law.		The charity's objectives are to : promote human rights where they relate to biological sex, advance education about sex and the law, and promote the sound administration of the law in relation to sex and equality in the law.

	The board of trustees is Naomi Cunningham (chair), Dr Michael Biggs, Rebecca Bull, Julia Casimo (treasurer) and Dr Emma Hilton.		The board of trustees is Naomi Cunningham (chair), Dr Michael Biggs, Rebecca Bull, Julia Casimo (treasurer) and Dr Emma Hilton.

			The charity document and monitor acts of violence by trans rights activists against [[gender critical]] speakers and supporters, as well as against women's organisations <ref> https://sex-matters.org/resources/intimidation-threats-and-violence-by-trans-rights-activists/ (accessed 6 Apr 2024) </ref>.

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Wessexman: Objectives and board of trustees

2024-04-06T19:06:10Z

Objectives and board of trustees

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	'''Sex Matters''' is a human-rights organisation that campaigns for clarity on sex in law and policy. Their website states 'We were founded because of the widespread, shameless, unlawful discrimination faced by people who hold and express [[gender critical]] beliefs <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/statement-on-the-peoples-history-museum/ Accessed 1 July 2023 </ref>.		'''Sex Matters''' is a human-rights organisation that campaigns for clarity on sex in law and policy. Their website states 'We were founded because of the widespread, shameless, unlawful discrimination faced by people who hold and express [[gender critical]] beliefs <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/statement-on-the-peoples-history-museum/ Accessed 1 July 2023 </ref>.
	One of the board members is [[Maya Forstater]] who was a successful claimant in the legal case which found that discrimination against people on the basis of gender-critical beliefs is unlawful.		One of the board members was [[Maya Forstater]] who was a successful claimant in the legal case which found that discrimination against people on the basis of gender-critical beliefs is unlawful. Forstater is now CEO of [[Sex Matters]].
	In April 2024 Sex Matters announced that their application to be registered as a charity had been accepted by the Charity Commission <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/sex-matters-is-a-charity/ 5 April 2024 (accessed 6 Apr 2024)</ref>.		In April 2024 Sex Matters announced that their application to be registered as a charity had been accepted by the Charity Commission <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/sex-matters-is-a-charity/ 5 April 2024 (accessed 6 Apr 2024)</ref>.
			The charity's objectives are to : promote human rights where they relate to biological sex, advance education about sex and the law, and promote the sound administration of the law in relation to sex and equality in the law.

			The board of trustees is Naomi Cunningham (chair), Dr Michael Biggs, Rebecca Bull, Julia Casimo (treasurer) and Dr Emma Hilton.

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Wessexman: given charity status

2024-04-06T19:02:47Z

given charity status

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	'''Sex Matters''' is a human-rights organisation that campaigns for clarity on sex in law and policy. Their website states 'We were founded because of the widespread, shameless, unlawful discrimination faced by people who hold and express [[gender critical]] beliefs <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/statement-on-the-peoples-history-museum/ Accessed 1 July 2023 </ref>.		'''Sex Matters''' is a human-rights organisation that campaigns for clarity on sex in law and policy. Their website states 'We were founded because of the widespread, shameless, unlawful discrimination faced by people who hold and express [[gender critical]] beliefs <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/statement-on-the-peoples-history-museum/ Accessed 1 July 2023 </ref>.
	One of the board members is [[Maya Forstater]] who was a successful claimant in the legal case which found that discrimination against people on the basis of gender-critical beliefs is unlawful.		One of the board members is [[Maya Forstater]] who was a successful claimant in the legal case which found that discrimination against people on the basis of gender-critical beliefs is unlawful.
			In April 2024 Sex Matters announced that their application to be registered as a charity had been accepted by the Charity Commission <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/sex-matters-is-a-charity/ 5 April 2024 (accessed 6 Apr 2024)</ref>.

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Wessexman: new article

2023-07-01T18:27:04Z

new article

New page

'''Sex Matters''' is a human-rights organisation that campaigns for clarity on sex in law and policy. Their website states 'We were founded because of the widespread, shameless, unlawful discrimination faced by people who hold and express [[gender critical]] beliefs <ref> https://sex-matters.org/posts/updates/statement-on-the-peoples-history-museum/ Accessed 1 July 2023 </ref>.
One of the board members is [[Maya Forstater]] who was a successful claimant in the legal case which found that discrimination against people on the basis of gender-critical beliefs is unlawful.

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