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Political parties banned from Pride events after court's gender ruling

The Guardian

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May 14, 2025

England's largest Pride organisers have suspended political party participation in their events in solidarity with the transgender community.

- Jamie Grierson

Political parties banned from Pride events after court's gender ruling

The organisers of Pride events in several cities said the move was a "call for accountability and a refusal to platform those who have not protected our rights" after a supreme court ruling last month that the terms "woman" and "sex" in the Equality Act 2010 referred to a biological woman and biological sex.

Five judges ruled that the legal definition of a woman in the act did not include trans women who held gender recognition certificates and the government said the ruling brought "clarity and confidence" for women and those who ran hospitals, sports clubs and women's refuges.

The Pride organisers said: "As the organisers of the UK's largest Pride events in Birmingham, Brighton, London and Manchester, we come together today in unequivocal solidarity with our trans community.

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