ob, advertised for women only, despite being a man without a gender recognition certificate. This was at the time of peak SNP-driven gender identity ideology, before the wheels came off that particular wagon.
The reviewer, charity sector consultant, Vicky Ling, said she was also told victims were not using the service because they deemed it unsafe, given there was no guarantee of being seen by a counsellor born female.
And she recommended ERCC refer any concerned survivors to guaranteed women only services such as Beira's Place, the rape help centre funded by JK Rowling and condemned by Wadhwa as transphobic.
Wadhwa labelled rape victims bigots and transphobes if they doubted whether a man identifying as a woman should run a centre helping women recover from male violence.
She said any staff who did not think all trans women were women should be fired.
According to the employment tribunal, Madhwa was on a mission to 'cleanse the organisation of those who did not follow her beliefs’.
Let's not forget Cameron Downing, the former SNP equalities officer who identified as non-binary and claimed to have received extensive support from the ERCC. He made no secret of his hatred of women – he wanted to “beat the f**k” out of feminists – and was imprisoned for six years after being found guilty of multiple sexual offences. That's who the ERCC was there for – not the women victims.
Joan Smith had a good piece on the ERCC at Quillette a month back.
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