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One of a group of nurses who complained about sharing single-sex changing rooms with a trans colleague said “this is a victory for common sense and for every woman who simply wants to feel safe at work” after an employment tribunal ruled they had suffered harassment.Eight members of the Day Surgery Unit at Darlington Memorial Hospital brought a claim against County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust after Rose Henderson, who was born male but identifies as a woman, was allowed to use the women’s changing facilities.n a judgment handed down to the parties on Friday, an employment tribunal found the nurses suffered harassment which violated their dignity and created “a hostile, intimidating, humiliating and degrading environment for them”.

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00:00By ruling in our favour, the Tribunal has exposed the profound injustice of a policy
00:12that placed the feelings of one man struggling with gender confusion above the rights and well-being
00:18of women simply trying to feel safe at work. The NHS cannot ignore this any longer, allowing men
00:26to access female-only spaces simply because they claim to be women undermines truth and
00:32erodes common sense. This judgement aligns with the Supreme Court's clear affirmation
00:38of the truth and importance of biological sex.
00:42It's straight down here, nearly in the end took in please. We can smile today can't we?
01:00Thank you guys.
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