London Trans+ Pride saw approximately 100,000 attendees, marking a significant increase from last year's event. The march began near BBC Broadcasting House and concluded at Parliament Square Gardens, featuring speakers such as actress Yasmin Finney and trans rights campaigners. The event was deemed crucial following a Supreme Court ruling that limited the definitions of 'woman' and 'sex' to biological contexts. Organisers expressed excitement about the turnout, emphasizing the determination of the community to assert their rights. Next steps include calls for transparency regarding guidance post-ruling from trans rights organizations.
Organisers reported approximately 100,000 attendees at London Trans+ Pride, making it the largest event of its kind, a notable increase compared to last year's 60,000.
Speakers such as Yasmin Finney emphasized the event's significance, especially following a Supreme Court ruling that restricted the definitions of 'woman' and 'sex' to biological terms.
Bobby Harding expressed pride in the turnout, stating, 'We are more determined than ever to show up and let people know that we deserve a place on this earth.'
Alex Parmar-Yee noted the importance of collective presence to advocate for trans rights amidst challenges posed by the recent judicial decisions on gender identity.
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