England prevents sexually transformed women from playing in women’s football teams

The transgender women will be prevented from playing on women’s football teams in England after a UK Supreme Court ruling Last month, the Sports Board of Directors said on Thursday.

The Football Association (FA) said that it decided to change its rules that allowed sexually athletes to play in women’s football teams if they reduce testosterone levels. The Scottish Football Association made a similar decision last week.

The UK’s highest court has issued a ruling two weeks ago that a woman was set for anti -discrimination purposes as a person born biological. The head of the Equality and Human Rights Committee said after the ruling that the sexual transformed women from women’s toilets, hospital wings and sports teams will be excluded.

While the ruling was chanting by some feminist groups, it was convicted by groups of transit property rights who said it had a widespread and harmful effect on daily life.

The FA said that its policy was to make sport within reach of the largest possible number of people, but it would lead to amendments if there were changes in law, science or “popular football” operations.

“We understand that this will be difficult for people who simply want to play the game they love in the gender they determine, and we are communicating with sexually transgender women who are currently playing to explain the changes and how they can continue to participate in the game,” the Football Association said in a statement.

It was not clear that the number of players who would be affected by the policy that will get June 1.

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