Rape Crisis Worker Wins £69,000 for Unfair Dismissal Over Gender-Critical Views

Roz Adams receives compensation and public apology after tribunal finds harassment and discrimination at Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre.

Roz Adams was constructively dismissed from Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre after being labeled transphobic for her gender-critical views.
The tribunal ruled that the disciplinary process against Adams was mishandled and motivated by bias, leading to her harassment and discrimination.
Adams was awarded nearly £70,000, double the anticipated amount, for emotional distress and constructive dismissal.
The Centre must now issue a public apology and start referring survivors to Beira’s Place, a support center founded by JK Rowling.
Adams calls for a clear definition of 'woman' from the Scottish Government, ERCC, and Rape Crisis Scotland to ensure informed choices for survivors.