UK Govt Tells Staff ‘Protecting Women’ Is ‘Transphobic Coded Language’ 1 womenOli Scarff/Getty Images JACK MONTGOMERY22 Nov 202229 3:31 Ministry of Justice (MoJ) officials in Britain have been warned that phrases such as “protecting women and girls” are “transphobic coded” and should be avoided ahead of Transgender Awareness Week.

In a document compiled by the HM Prison and Probation Service (HMPPS) diversity and inclusion team — which is a thing that exists even in a time of harsh cutbacks and tax rises and despite over 12 years of nominally Conservative government, apparently — thousands of MoJ staffers were warned against phrases ranging from “adult human female” to “same-sex attracted”, according to The Telegraph.

The former term, the wokescolds insisted, “manipulates people into supporting bigotry”, while the latter is a “coded term refusing to recognise trans women as women and trans men as men” which causes “division among the LGBT+ community, by claiming attraction is solely based on genitalia” — appearing to push sentiments which have previously resulted in lesbians complaining of being pressured into sex with biological males.

The document also took aim at “protect women’s spaces/protecting women and girls” type language, which they alleged “relies on equating trans women with being predatory men, to play on unfounded fears and convince people that supporting trans inclusion threatens their safety” — heedless of the fact that women and girls have indeed been attacked by trans predators in settings such as public toilets.

Former Prisons Minister Reveals Trans Inm