The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has introduced new guidance stating that single-sex public spaces, such as toilets and changing rooms, should be organised based on biological sex. This directive, which came into force in England, Wales, and Scotland, mandates that transgender individuals use either gender-neutral facilities or those matching their biological sex. The guidance follows a UK Supreme Court ruling that defined 'sex' in equality law as biological sex rather than self-identified gender. While trans-rights campaigners argue the policy is unworkable, groups advocating for sex-based rights welcome the clarity it provides. The code applies to diverse organisations, including cafes, leisure centres, and domestic violence shelters, requiring them to ensure facilities are accessible based on biological sex where proportionate. However, the guidance also states that forcing transgender individuals to use services tied to their biological sex could constitute discrimination, with gender-neutral spaces as an alternative. This has sparked a debate between trans rights advocates and sex-based rights groups, leading to potential legal challenges over implementation. The EHRC's code aims to align with the 2010 Equality Act, balancing protections for both transgender individuals and those advocating for biological sex-based rights.

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