Thousands of demonstrators appear in an Edinburgh demonstration after the Supreme Court’s ruling on what women are
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Thousands of demonstrators attended a demonstration in Edinburgh in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling on what women are.
The demonstration was planned in the wake of the court ruling, with the crowds gathering outside UK government Saturday construction.
The demonstrators arrived to show their opposition to the court ruling, which witnessed that women define them from biological sex under the Equality Law.
It is said that thousands of flags, signs and banners are walking in the Scottish capital.
The demonstrators moved to the streets to demonstrate against the court’s ruling, which will witness the exclusion of people who are transformed from female spaces only despite the presence of certificates of sexual recognition.
The ruling was issued last Wednesday by the UK Supreme Court in London, but it was angry, as the demonstrators took the streets throughout the United Kingdom in opposing the decision.
The judge said after a decision that the ruling should not be seen as a victory for one side or another.
Nevertheless, the group active for women Scotland was seen celebrating the decision alongside public figures such as JK Rowling, who wrote online how “you love it when a plan comes together.”
Through the decision, rights groups opposed the organization of protests, demonstrations and marches.
A march in Edinburgh was organized by resisting Transforbia in Edinburgh and was announced immediately after the court ruling.
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