The Scottish National Party (SNP) has confirmed it will maintain its relationship with Stonewall despite pressures from the Scottish Conservatives. The Conservatives criticized Stonewall for allegedly spreading misinformation regarding a recent UK Supreme Court ruling, which clarified that the definitions of women and sex under the 2010 Equality Act refer specifically to biological definitions. Stonewall's CEO expressed significant concern for the trans community in light of the ruling. The SNP's continued association with Stonewall signifies its ongoing commitment to advancing the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals.
The Scottish National Party reaffirmed its commitment to working with Stonewall to improve LGBTQ+ rights despite pressure from the Scottish Conservatives over the recent Supreme Court ruling.
Stonewall CEO Simon Blake expressed deep concern over the Supreme Court ruling's implications, describing it as incredibly worrying for the trans community and their supporters.
Following the Supreme Court's ruling on 16 April, Stonewall clarified that the ruling sets a legal precedent but is not legally enforceable, which led to controversy.
Scottish Conservatives accused Stonewall of spreading misinformation regarding the Supreme Court ruling and urged SNP to sever ties with the charity.
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