Nuntiatoria: UK Supreme Court states Transwomen are NOT women

The UK Supreme Court ruled that the term woman in the Equality Act refers exclusively to biological females, rejecting the inclusion of transwomen in legal female categories. The decision arose from a challenge to a Scottish law that had counted transwomen in female representation quotas. Critics call it exclusionary; supporters say it upholds biological reality and protects sex-based rights. The ruling has wide implications for law, public policy, and gender ideology.