05/08/2026
Today feels heavy.
The introduction of the EHRC Code of Practice brings uncertainty, frustration and hurt.
This will be particularly true for those of us most directly impacted.
Trans and Non-Binary solidarity does not begin or end with changes in guidance. We are here, we are with you, and we will keep showing up for each other.
We recognise that this guidance has the potential to most directly hurt trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people.
You do not have to carry this burden alone.
Our community has always faced moments of challenge by standing together, caring for one another and refusing to let anyone be pushed to the margins. That is the commitment we make to each other.
In May 2026, we committed to:
- Always champion the rights of trans people in Scotland and the UK
- Platform young people’s voices
- Challenge the Scottish and UK governments on how they will engage with trans and non-binary young people
- Work with the Scottish Government to support trans and non-binary pupils in schools
- Create guidance for our young people on staying safe
- Support partners on how to continue to include trans and non-binary people, service users and staff whilst minimising risk
We will continue to speak up and stand together, building a community where every LGBTQ+ person knows they belong and is never left to navigate these changes alone.
If you are a young person and need support, we are here for you.
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