One would have assumed that a woman who has been raped, and seeks help from a rape crisis centre, is entitled to know the sex of the counsellors who she is disclosing to. One would assume that if a rape victim is anxious enough to ask whether her counsellor will be male or female, she can be reassured that she will be talking to another woman. One assumes that an organisation set up to support rape victims is not in the business of keeping the sex of its own support workers secret from the users
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JK Rowling has launched a self-funded service for female survivors of sexual violence, just days before Nicola Sturgeon’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill.