Peers in the House of Lords will attempt to block the 'banter ban' in Labour’s workers' rights bill when it returns to Parliament later this month to safeguard freedom of speech and the British way of life.
A woman has been prosecuted for holding a sign saying "here to talk, if you want to" outside a UK abortion clinic. That is not harassment and should not be crime, says Laura Perrins. We must have the right to persuade.
Trans activists say they've reported the Scottish Daily Express to police for "harassment" after it referred to Dr Beth Upton – a biologically male trans medic – as a man while covering Sandie Peggie's employment tribunal.
Forget hate speech laws, says Dr David McGrogan. Speech in the workplace is already micromanaged in intolerable ways by employment law – and it's getting worse.
Stonewall has been accused of "harassing" the female boss of Britain’s equalities watchdog with "vexatious complaints" to the UN over her stance on trans issues by a coalition of gender-critical groups.
Changes to the Equality Act supported by the Government mean that owners will have to start policing customers' banter to avoid liability for offence caused to staff. This is the opposite of a 'war on woke'.
A Private Members Bill being backed by the Government will make employers liable for harassment of their employees by third parties. Is this the end of pub banter?
Men sexually harass women merely by sitting in the same room as them, the police officer in charge of tackling violence against women and girls has said. When will police go back to catching actual criminals?
