The Executive Committee have signed the Norwegian Feminist Initiative for Inclusive Feminism on behalf of the Feminist Studies Association – supporting their statement on anti-gender politics in Europe. The statement can be found here.
We’ve joined this call of other feminist, human rights, democracy organisations and academic communities across Europe and beyond, calling on all sectors of society to reject anti-gender politics in all its forms. We stand with the consensus statement affirms that feminism is a universal human rights movement built on solidarity, intersectionality, and compassion and are calling for a reckoning with transphobia, including within feminist spaces.
We call on human rights institutions, feminist organisations, political parties, trade unions, academic communities and civil society organisations to reject anti-gender politics in all its forms, including anti-rights mobilisations advanced under the label “gender-critical”, oppose attempts by anti-rights actors to divide women’s rights from the rights of trans people, and stand together in defense of universal human rights, democracy, and the rule of law.
No feminism without trans people: We stand together for an inclusive feminism 🩷
The full detailed report and overview can be found here.
