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Don’t feel too encouraged by police leniency with JK Rowling

3 April 2024

7:09 AM

3 April 2024

7:09 AM

Police Scotland, who are responsible for enforcing Humza Yousaf’s Hate Crime Act, have found no criminality in a series of tweets posted by JK Rowling. On Monday, the day the Scottish law came into effect, the author, a gender-critical feminist, tweeted about a number of men who call themselves women – and insisted they were still men.

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