Feminist Barrister Wins Discrimination Case Against Her Chambers

Feminist Barrister Wins Discrimination Case Against Her Chambers
Undated photo showing Lady Justice statue on top of the Central Criminal Court of England and Wales, commonly referred to as the Old Bailey, in central London. Jonathan Brady/PA
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A London-based barrister has won a discrimination case against her own firm after she was placed under investigation for opposing what has been characterised as LGBT charity Stonewall’s “trans extremism.”

On Wednesday, the London Central Employment Tribunal found that, as a consequence of being a feminist who believes that a woman is defined by her sex, Allison Bailey was discriminated against and victimised by her colleagues.

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