The UK Supreme Court ruled that the definition of a woman under equalities law refers to those born biologically female, rejecting the Scottish government's inclusion of transgender women. The ruling emphasizes that it does not remove protections for trans individuals against discrimination. Feminist groups celebrated the decision as a victory for biological sex recognition, while critics, including the Scottish Greens and Amnesty International, expressed concerns about human rights implications for transgender individuals. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)