Helen Joyce

Fraser Nelson, a notable political journalist and former editor of The Spectator, joins Helen Joyce, an advocate for free speech and author, for a vibrant discussion. They tackle Britain's political turmoil and the rise of populism, with insights on immigration’s role in societal angst. The conversation dives deep into the challenges facing free speech today, highlighting troubling legal issues and comparing the U.S. and UK approaches. With real-life examples, they paint a stark picture of the current climate surrounding freedom of expression.

Helen Joyce, author of 'Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality' and director of advocacy for Sex Matters, shares her insights on the complexities of gender identity. She discusses the nuanced relationship between mental health and gender dysphoria, emphasizing the need for thorough clinical evaluations. Joyce also critiques societal pressures surrounding gender transitions, including the implications of self-identification in sensitive environments like prisons. The conversation further examines the intersection of queer theory and safeguarding, raising questions about the future of sex-based rights.

Helen Joyce, Director of Advocacy at Sex Matters and author of 'Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality,' delves into the implications of a recent Supreme Court ruling that defines women based on biological sex. She discusses the intricate balance between women's rights and transgender inclusion, highlighting controversies around women's support spaces. Joyce also navigates the contentious climate surrounding gender recognition laws, emphasizing grassroots activism and the ongoing debate in Scotland that confronts the core of feminism and gender identity.