A rape crisis centre in Edinburgh must pay nearly £70,000 and publicly apologise to a worker constructively dismissed over her gender-critical beliefs. The payment to Roz Adams from Edinburgh Rape ...
Sandy Brindley, chief executive of Rape Crisis Scotland, apologised to women let down by the service - Jane Barlow/PA The head of a charity that oversees Scotland’s rape crisis centres has refused to ...
A Scottish rape crisis employee who questioned her center’s refusal to accommodate clients who requested support from biological women was unfairly dismissed from her post following a “Kafka-esque” ...
Scotland's largest rape crisis centre has warned services are at risk of closure without "urgent and adequate" government investment. Glasgow and Clyde Rape Crisis Centre (GCRC) said demand had soared ...
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A tribunal ruled that Roz Adams had been unlawfully dismissed over her gender-critical views [BBC] A rape crisis centre in Edinburgh must pay nearly £70,000 and publicly apologise to a worker ...
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