The organization has stood up to dictators and death squads, but Rowling and the UK’s anti-speech laws were apparently too much.
The organization has stood up to dictators and death squads, but Rowling and the UK’s anti-speech laws were apparently too much.
They’re not anti-rights, they just don’t think we should we should have the right to exist in public society and should be imprisoned if a single child ever becomes aware of us. I’m not sure what the difference is, but I’m sure someone who "supports trans rights buuuuut… " (Amnesty International UK perhaps?) will explain it to me soon enough.