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Eight nurses won a tribunal over being forced to share changing rooms with a transgender woman, citing violated privacy rights.
Eight nurses at Darlington Memorial Hospital won a landmark employment tribunal ruling, finding the NHS trust violated their rights by requiring them to share women’s changing rooms with Rose Henderson, a transgender woman assigned male at birth.
The tribunal ruled the trust failed to provide adequate alternatives and dismissed concerns, creating a hostile, degrading environment that breached their right to privacy under Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
While no personal harassment by Henderson was found, the trust’s policy and response were deemed discriminatory.
The nurses, led by Bethany Hutchison, said the decision affirmed women’s right to safety and privacy in single-sex spaces.
The Christian Legal Centre supported the claim, criticizing the NHS for prioritizing gender ideology over women’s rights.
The ruling underscores the legal obligation to balance transgender inclusion with the rights of others in sensitive, private settings.
Ocho enfermeras ganaron un tribunal por haber sido forzadas a compartir vestuarios con una mujer transgénero, citando violación de derechos de privacidad.