A United Nations draft report has claimed that there is a “concerted international push [to] erase” women, and that gender dysphoria is “socially contagious”. The preliminary report on sex-based violence against women and girls from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) said there are efforts to “delink the definition of men and women from their biological seggs” and to “erase the legal category of women”. The report, compiled by Reem Alsalem, the OHCHR’s special rapporteur on violence against women and girls, goes on to claim that those efforts denied women “their rightful recognition as a distinct category in law and society”. Quoting a submission from gender-critical group For Women Scotland as a basis for a clause on the “erasure of sex-specific language,” Alsalem said that any UN member state which accepted trans women “denied females their own right to be recognised in law, as a distinct, particularly vulnerable group in need of targeted p...