The BBC faced criticism over a report claiming that 'biological sex' cannot be altered, in response to which it defended its position. The article focused on the Sullivan Report, which urged public bodies to prioritize 'biological sex' data to prevent a loss of essential information. Critics argue the report contains factual inaccuracies and shows bias due to connections with gender-critical organizations. The BBC explained the controversial statement was made to clarify the context linked to data collection in healthcare settings regarding gender identity.
The BBC responded to complaints about its article's assertion that "biological sex" cannot be changed, denying it was misleading and offering context for this statement.
The article explored the Sullivan Report's recommendations on collecting sex data, highlighting tensions around definitions of biological sex in public health.
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