40px”>The Ministry of Defence and Foreign Office confirmed they let membership expire, and DCMS, Frances’s former employer, left in 2022.
However, Frances warned: “Leaving these schemes is not enough to undo their lasting influence. If organisations have incorporated biased or unlawful practices into their policies and strategies, then these will continue until they are actively halted.”
Maya Forstater, chief executive of the charity Sex Matters, said: “It’s fantastic news that the majority of government departments have stopped wasting public money on Stonewall’s scheme, but it’s just the first step. Gender identity ideology is now deeply entrenched in the UK civil service.
“In every department it worked with, Stonewall’s legacy is likely to be a raft of ideological policies, staff networks and programmes.
“Even if Stonewall’s consultants are no longer involved, activist staff networks continue their work across government and many are funded by taxpayers to do this activism in their working hours.
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