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Amnesty UK Apologises After Branding JK Rowling's Sexual Violence Support Centre 'Anti-Rights'

Beira’s Place says Amnesty UK must apologize and commission an external review after reports it says falsely labeled the centre anti-trans.

Summary by IBTimes UK
Amnesty International UK has apologised after publishing a briefing that labelled JK Rowling's sexual violence support centre Beira's Place and other gender-critical organisations 'anti-rights.' The human rights charity issued a public apology on 31 July, saying the briefing, titled 'A Growing Threat: The Anti-Rights Movement in the UK,' 'should never have been published.' The document was uploaded on 8 July and removed within 48 hours after sen…

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The organization has removed itself from its principles and is now acting like an authoritarian regime: Iseult White, granddaughter of a co-founder of Amnesty International, sharply criticizes the supposed human rights organization. The trigger is Amnesty's agitation against women's rights organisations, including those of J. K. Rowling. The Harry Potter author opposes the trans-delusion and fights for the preservation of shelters for women. Ise…

Lean Left

The author of Harry Potter, JK Rowling, strongly attacks Amnesty International UK, accusing her of having struck the victims of sexual violence after the organization has inserted in an internal report its beneficent foundation Beira's Place among the "anti-rights" groups. The case arises from a document by Amnesty UK, entitled "An increasing threat: the movement of the [...] The article "Amnesty International" has become the tyrant who says who…

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The Herald Scotland broke the news in Glasgow, United Kingdom on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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