'Three years of struggle' | Rape centre worker unfairly dismissed for gender critical beliefs wins tribunal

Rape centre worker unfairly dismissed for gender critical beliefs wins tribunal

A former employee of the Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC) has won a tribunal case that found she was unfairly and constructively dismissed for holding gender critical beliefs.

Roz Adams, who worked as a counselling and support worker, argued that service users at the centre should be informed about the sex of the staff, allowing them to make informed choices.

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