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Norfolk Police face backlash for using self-identified gender in crime records, sparking national debate over data accuracy and women's safety.
Norfolk Constabulary faces criticism for recording suspects’ gender based on self-identification rather than biological sex, a practice critics say distorts crime data and endangers women and girls.
The force uses self-identified gender in most cases while keeping alias records, but women’s rights groups argue this risks misclassifying male offenders and conflicts with recent UK legal rulings affirming gender as biological.
The controversy is part of a national debate sparked by a Supreme Court decision and a tribunal finding that female nurses faced harassment sharing changing rooms with male colleagues who identify as women.
Norfolk Police have not changed their policy despite growing legal and public pressure.
La policía de Norfolk enfrenta una reacción violenta por usar el género autoidentificado en los registros de delitos, provocando un debate nacional sobre la exactitud de los datos y la seguridad de las mujeres.