RCN claims no position on gender debate in Peggie tribunal
Summarised from 2 outlets · 3 reports · Updated 2 Oct, 12:49 · Archive
The Royal College of Nursing has told an employment tribunal it 'does not have a position' on gender ideology and biological sex.
The employment tribunal hearing the case of nurse Sandie Peggie against the Royal College of Nursing heard today that the union 'does not have a position' on the debate around gender ideology and biological sex. Today is expected to be the final day of evidence in the case.
Ms Peggie is bringing a case against the RCN, with her representative Naomi Cunningham arguing that the union failed her due to her 'gender-critical beliefs'. Ms Cunningham told the tribunal that the RCN was 'in the grip' of an ideology which holds that a trans woman is a woman.
How it is being reported
- Sandie Peggie tribunal hears union failed trans row nurse due to her 'gender-critical beliefs'Daily Record · 1 Oct, 13:44
- Union has 'no position on gender debate', boss tells Sandie Peggie tribunalThe National · 30 Sept, 14:57
- Sandie Peggie tribunal told nursing union has 'no position' on gender debateDaily Record · 30 Sept, 14:55
In this story: Sandie Peggie · Royal College of Nursing · Naomi Cunningham
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