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The Left betrayed women in Spain - now they face a reckoning The government approved a controversial trans law that saw feminist groups and opposition parties united in condemnation RAQUEL ROSARIO SÁNCHEZ    30 May 2023 • 5:24pm 83 No government can rule with women against them. This was the response of Spanish theorist Amelia Valcárcel to the  election results this past Sunday . Valcárcel used to be a Councillor of State but lost her position in March due to her support for sex-based rights. She is among a growing number of feminist campaigners who have turned their back on Spain’s socialist-led coalition government. Indeed, what started as polite objections has become a fierce, organised pushback. On Sunday, many feminist organisations called for a boycott against what they perceived as the Spanish government’s misogynists policies under the hashtag “feminism does not vote for traitors.” Pedro Sánchez , the Spanish Prime Minister, acknowledged a resounding defeat at the regional leve

Lib Dems sued over 10-year ban on mother who said ‘trans women aren’t women’ Former party official condemns 'sinister witch hunt' by activists, which included inquiry into an allegedly ‘transphobic’ T-shirt  Dems sued over 10-year ban on mother who said ‘trans women aren’t women’ Ewan Somerville 11 June 2021 • 10:03pm A domestic abuse survivor is suing the Liberal Democrats after she was barred from standing as an MP for stating that trans women are not women.  Natalie Bird, 40, was banned from holding party office for 10 years after a complaint about her wearing a T-shirt titled “Woman: Adult, Human, Female” amid allegations of  transphobia . The mother of two, who escaped an abusive partner, was first investigated in 2018 after activists complained about her “troublesome” opposition to opening women’s refuges to  males who feel they are women , without safeguards for rape and domestic violence victims. A  disciplinary hearing  found no evidence of transphobia, but she lost mu

Civil service full of trans activists sabotaged my leadership, Liz Truss tells Republicans The former PM flew to Washington to speak alongside Donald Trump, Nigel Farage and prominent elected Republicans Rozina Sabur,   DEPUTY US EDITOR,  IN MARYLAND 22 February 2024 • 6:05am 18 CREDIT : AP Photo Liz Truss blamed the “administrative state” for  sabotaging her premiership  as she appeared at a major US political conference which will be headlined by Donald Trump.  The former Prime Minister  said she faced a “huge establishment backlash” during her short tenure, particularly “from the state itself”. Ms Truss singled out the civil service, claiming “trans activists” and “environmental extremists” were filling its ranks.  She flew to the Washington suburbs to speak alongside Mr Trump, Nigel Farage and prominent elected Republicans at an annual jamboree of grassroots conservatives.  She joined Mr Farage and Steve Bannon, Mr Trump’s former chief White House strategist, on a panel on Wednesda