'Landmark victory' | Social worker wins discrimination case over online gender debate

Social worker wins discrimination case over online gender debate

A social worker who faced suspension over her expression of gender critical views on social media has successfully argued her case against her employer, and the profession’s regulatory body, for alleged discrimination.

In a recent tribunal ruling, it was decided that both Westminster City Council and Social Work England had discriminated against Rachel Meade based on her protected beliefs under the Equality Act of 2010.

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