Labour unions boycott party’s women’s conference after trans women excluded
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Labour unions say they will boycott the party's women's conference after it was revealed transgender individuals would be excluded.Some of Andy Burnham's biggest backers, including Unison, Aslef and Usdaw, confirmed they would not attend the September event after the party banned trans women from formal proceedings.Formal proceedings include speeches, main hall speeches and policy debates.
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Biological men are permitted to attend the event as a spectator and engage in informal proceedings.
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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Last year, Labour cancelled the Liverpool event entirely after the Supreme Court passed the landmark judgement that gender was determined by biological sex.Unison, with around 1.44 million members, is responsible for a staggering £44million in party donations over the past 25 years.
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