“A senior judge has accused the Home Office of relying on ‘AI hallucinated’ information to refuse an asylum claim.” It’s disturbing to see how governments use “artificial intelligence” to make decisions about a person’s right to safety.
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Senthorun S. Raj
Professor of Legal Humanities & Human Rights ✨ Professional Gay🦩 Books: 📕 The Emotions of LGBT Rights and Reforms 📕 Queer Judgments 📕 The Queer Outside in Law 📕 Feeling Queer Jurisprudence Links: https://linktr.ee/senthorun (He/Him)
“People who have never previously demonstrated any support for our community do NOT get to use our tragedies to promote bigotry.” The people who usually say LGBTQ+ lives are “propaganda” or “ideology” now seek to weaponise homo/transphobic violence to cultivate racism. It’s painfully gross.
“A senior judge has accused the Home Office of relying on ‘AI hallucinated’ information to refuse an asylum claim.” It’s disturbing to see how governments use “artificial intelligence” to make decisions about a person’s right to safety.
“I honestly think it's quite disrespectful to have politicians trying to involve themselves in discussions about puberty blockers when they have no experience in the field…” Medical decisions about gender transition should prioritise the views of trans folks, not politicians who reject trans lives.
“What we can do is refuse to let hateful rhetoric and hostile attitudes towards LGBTQ+ people and refugees take root in our own lives, in our communities, and in the media we share. We can challenge prejudice when we see it, support organisations that advocate for queer refugees…” Build solidarity.
rainbowmigration✨️Why not take a few minutes to read Ayman's article today? Ayman writes in The Big Issue about how prolonged asylum processes, poverty, and anti-immigration, transphobic and homophobic rhetoric are contributing to a mental health crisis among LGBTQ+ refugees. Find the full article:
Love and solidarity to the folks in Berlin who were marching in Pride today. We must keep refusing bigotry and defend our communities from violence. 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈💖
“Every single person who marched today is proof that we are not going anywhere, that our joy is louder than their hate, and that London Trans+ Pride will keep fighting, keep loving and keep growing until every trans person is safe, seen, and free.” Solidarity with all marching for trans justice. 🏳️⚧️
Happy Trans+ Pride, London! Solidarity with everyone working to create a world where trans people flourish with safety, love, healthcare, freedom, justice, and community. 🏳️⚧️💕
What The Trans?! 🏳️⚧️Today, we will be reporting on London Trans+ Pride. A sizeable crowd have already arrived at Langham Place, including @tacc.org.uk
“Churches – perhaps even more so, deconsecrated churches, which no longer hold any sacred status – are ideal spaces for reclamation by the queer community for art and performance.” Queer art emerges in all spaces. We need to cultivate queer culture by giving artists, not landlords, greater control.
'Hostile anti-LGBT politics occur around the world. LGBT people are censored. Some are deported. Others are denied healthcare. Many endure criminalisation.' @senthorun.bsky.social writes:
I won't say that this was enjoyable to record because talking about how my queer community is being demonised is always awful, but it is an important conversation with people whose company I value and enjoy. Thanks to @sandraduffy.bsky.social, @senthorun.bsky.social, and @adrienneringin.bsky.social
Douglas GuilfoyleNew #CalledToTheBar episode! How did the UK become a focal point for escalating anti-trans policy? What role have law, human rights, activism and the media played? @pagingdrpaige.bsky.social is joined by Sandra Duffy, Senthorun Raj and Adrienne Ringin. soundcloud.com/calledtotheb...
For what it’s worth, Amnesty International in Australia was the first place I felt comfortable coming out as gay when I was 19. I felt safe to do this because there were many gay folks in the organisation. I found community. Amnesty represents me much more as a flaming homosexual than LGB Alliance.
MiffythegamerWhat Rowling fails to mention is that the Gay Men’s Network and Project Lesbian each have around 20 supporters. Nor does she mention that the entire Tufton Street–linked LGB Alliance membership could fit on a single National Express coach. So no, Joanne. Nothing is “happening.”
For those of you (like me!) interested in critical legal pedagogies with a focus on decolonisation and racial justice, check out this fantastic network convened by @folukeifejola.bsky.social.
folukeifejolaJoin us for the launch of the Critical Legal Pedagogies of Race and Empire Network on 14 Sept 2026 at the University of Bristol (hybrid event). We'll explore how legal education can engage with race, empire, colonialism, and global justice www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/launching-...
The Times has played a key role in laundering transphobia and orchestrating anti-trans moral panics in the UK. Amnesty International UK, along with many trans and feminist organisations, have documented this. Trying to censor/punish people who say transphobia is “anti-rights” just proves the point.
Tristan Stewart-RobertsonThe Times, first with the news, has discovered a report from May, though they leave out how it showed the Times itself is leading in its war on trans people.
Trans people are banned from everything and can barely name their oppressors lest they are monstered by the media and in parliament. Never mind the threat of jail for not disclosing being trans before a sexual encounter or even for saying some shit. It's surreal being trans in the UK right now.