Campaigners stage protest against transgender criminals in women’s prisons

The transcript discusses the flaws in the self ID policy, particularly in the context of prison policies in Scotland. It highlights the case of Adam Graham, now Isla Bryson, as an example of the policy's shortcomings. The speaker criticizes the government's handling of the issue and calls for a focus on privacy, dignity, and safety in policy formation. The role of trade unions and health policies is also discussed, emphasizing the importance of recognizing biological differences. The transcript concludes with a protest against the 2014 prison policy, urging MSPs to take responsibility for the policy's consequences.

How does the speaker view the actions of the government regarding the self-ID policy?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the current policies are failing women in prisons?

What does the speaker imply about the role of science and biology in the discussion of gender and prison policy?