Robert Wintemute

Professor Robert Wintemute, a leading human rights lawyer and author, joins to discuss the clash between women's rights and transgender rights. He explores the complexities of legal distinctions between sex and gender identity. Robert shares his evolving views on balancing trans inclusion with women’s protections. The conversation touches on generational divides within feminism, the implications of self-identification laws, and the need for dialogue amid a backdrop of activist intolerance. His insights aim for coexistence while emphasizing respect for all individuals.

Robert Wintemute, a Professor of Human Rights Law at King's College London and author, delves into the nuanced debate between trans rights and women's rights. He unpacks the slogan "trans rights are human rights" and reflects on his own change of perspective regarding the trans movement. Key topics include the housing of trans women in men's prisons, the complexities surrounding marriage laws and spousal consent, and the contentious definitions of womanhood. Wintemute advocates for dialogue amidst the evolving cultural landscape of rights.