Humza Yousaf and JK Rowling Clash Over Scotland's Misogyny Law

Scotland's proposed misogyny law sparks controversy as it includes protections for transgender women, leading to a heated exchange between First Minister Humza Yousaf and author JK Rowling.

JK Rowling criticizes the inclusion of transgender women in Scotland's new misogyny law, claiming it shows 'contempt for women'.
Humza Yousaf defends the law, arguing it does not diminish protection for cisgender women and accuses critics of fueling a culture war.
The law aims to criminalize misogynistic behavior and harassment, extending protections to all perceived as women.
Rowling argues that the law gives 'double protection' to transgender women, drawing significant public and political attention.
The debate highlights a broader cultural and political conflict over gender identity and women's rights in Scotland.