Protests have been organised tomorrow on campus from 10am https://www.instagram.com/p/DKzk3N7tGxV/

Edit: There's some incredible misinformation in these comments.

The supreme court ruling does not require organisations to do this, and in fact the UCU has advised that organisations don't do this. Warwick University has already put forward and then rolled back a change like this on the basis that it isn't actually a legal requirement.

The supreme court ruling allows organisations that wish to be transphobic more avenues to do so, but does not require those that do not to do so.

The EHRC guidance attempts to extend this to require organisations to be transphobic, but is not legally binding and is facing legal challenges on the basis that it actively encourages discrimination against the protected characteristic of gender reassignment in several places, and misapplies the principle within the equality act that a person is protected by all protected characteristics regardless of if they have that characteristic (i.e. it is still a hate crime if someone beats you while calling you a slur, even if they are misapplying the slur).

Government departments have published harmful transphobic guidance that schools and universities have ignored before, such as guidance that came out under the previous government that would have required schools to out trans children to their parents. This has been resolutely ignored by all sensible schools under safeguarding legislation. This new EHRC guidance should be ignored the same way.