Press Cuttings
Articles about The Countess in the media.
Gender critics plan network after Dublin book launch
By Sonja Tutty for The Sunday Times
Organiser claims event featuring trans sceptics was so popular it could have had double the attendance
Women critical of gender ideology have met in Dublin for the launch of Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality, a book by the journalist Helen Joyce.
Irish self-ID gender laws went ‘under the radar’
By Colin Coyle for The Sunday Times
IGLYO, an international network of 96 lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender organisations, published a report in 2019 praising Ireland for passing gender recognition legislation “under the radar” by “latching trans rights legislation on to more popular legal reforms (eg marriage equality), rather than taking more combative, public-facing approaches”.
How the trans activists fooled Ireland
By Debbie Hayton
Politicians waved legislation through and the public isn’t happy
Gender-neutral toilets in schools
Letters to The Irish Times
TOILETS ROW | Joe Duffy apologises after caller outburst on Liveline
By Ciara O’Loughlin for The Sunday World
Duffy was hosting a conversation around gender neutral toilets as they are now an option for schools under new design guidance released by the Department of Education
Liveline: Joe Duffy apologises after caller uses string of slurs against another during discussion on gender neutral toilets in schools – Independent.ie
Ciara O’Loughlin for The Irish Independent.
Tensions were high on Liveline today as presenter Joe Duffy was forced to apologise to a contributor after an outburst by another caller on his show.
A View From Ireland: An Astonishing Record of Cruelty
By Erica White and Radicailín for The Radical Notion.
Legislative progress for women and LGB people in Ireland has lagged behind the rest of the developed world. Contraception was illegal here until 1993, the same year that gay sex was decriminalized. Divorce was only legalized in 1995, requiring a constitutional amendment.
Abuses of human rights off the scale – The Sunday Times
David Quinn (“Turning a blind eye has secured us UN success”, Comment, last week) rounds up the usual suspects — Russia, China and Saudi Arabia — in relation to Ireland’s failure to criticise human rights abuses.
Why does Amnesty want to silence women like me?
You know you are in the Upside Down when a famous human-rights organisation petitions your government to disenfranchise you and members of your group, to stop you from engaging in peaceful actions and voicing your concerns and opinions.
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