67% of the people we heard from for our Scottish Trans and Non-binary Experiences Report were disabled, and when we compared their experiences with non-disabled trans and non-binary people they were often much worse. This spotlight report focuses on those experiences, and provides additional recommendations for including disabled trans and non-binary people in services and spaces.
After taking a few days to read and process the EHRC’s new Code of Practice for Services, Public Functions and Associations, we have produced an in-depth summary and analysis of the key changes that it makes and what we believe they mean for trans people and organisations who wish to be inclusive.
27 May 2026   |   News
Joint statement with TransActual and Trans+ Solidarity Alliance on the impact of the Code on trans people and inclusive services.
21 May 2026   |   News
The UK Minister for Equality has laid the Code of Practice before UK Parliament, and we will be taking some time to digest the Code before sharing our initial thoughts.
20 April 2026   |   News
The Sandyford Adult Gender Service is reaching out to everyone on its waiting list between today 1st June 2026 to ensure their contact details are correct and check if they wish to remain on the list.
14 April 2026   |   News
Today, the UK Minister for Equalities Bridget Phillipson MP and the EHRC have both released updates on the EHRC’s Code of Practice for services. The EHRC was updating the Code following last year’s UK Supreme Court ruling on the meaning of “sex” in the Equality Act 2010.
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Scottish Trans is the Equality Network project to improve gender identity and gender reassignment equality, rights and inclusion in Scotland. The Equality Network is a leading Scottish lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equality and human rights charity.
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