Rowling's Rape Shelter Sends Amnesty International A Legal Retraction Demand
Beira's Place, the Edinburgh rape crisis charity Rowling backs, also wants a front-page apology and an outside probe into the report.
- Amnesty UK's July 8 report, 'A growing threat,' branded three UK groups 'anti-rights organisations.'
- The report cites Beira's Place's rule limiting its rape crisis service to biological women.
- Rowling called the report proof of 'how far Amnesty has fallen.'
Why it matters: A group founded to defend rights now polices which victims are allowed to hold them.