Scottish Rape Crisis Centre Loses Tribunal Over Gender-Critical Beliefs
Employment tribunal finds Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre discriminated against worker for her gender-critical views, ruling it was an act of harassment.
- Roz Adams won her constructive dismissal case against Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre (ERCC).
- The tribunal described the disciplinary process against Adams as 'Kafkaesque' and motivated by bias.
- ERCC's chief executive, Mridul Wadhwa, played a key role in the flawed investigation.
- The tribunal's decision highlights tensions over gender identity and women's rights within support services.
- ERCC has committed to an independent review of its practices following the ruling.