Fury as 'Queer Milk' charity that promotes so-called 'chestfeeding' handed taxpayer money
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A women's rights activist has voiced her fury after a "Queer Milk" charity was handed taxpayer cash to promote so-called "chestfeeding".
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LGBT Health and Wellbeing holds weekly sessions in Edinburgh so transgender women - or biological men - can give human milk to their babies.The organisation has pocketed hundreds of thousands of pounds from the SNP-run Scottish Government, as well as the NHS and Scottish councils.
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The charity has insisted its "Queer Milk" initiative provides a space for people "breastfeeding, chestfeeding or giving human milk to their baby in any amount...
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The session is open to biological men that identify as women - who are incapable of lactating naturally.Supporters of such initiatives claim "chestfeeding" is safe and can mirror the benefits of natural breastfeeding done by women - however, little concrete evidence of this has come to light.
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