A sexual violence support centre set up by JK Rowling has demanded an apology from Amnesty International UK and threatened court action over a report which classed it as "anti-rights"
Amnesty had named Beira's Place in Edinburgh among more than 100 organisations which it characterised as being part of an anti-rights movement before it decided to temporarily remove the list while an internal review takes place.
A lawyer's letter on behalf of the women-only support centre demanded the report was permanently withdrawn. It also called for Amnesty to make a full apology on the front of its website and conduct an external review into how the "egregious falsehood" got published in the first place.
Rowling funded a rape crisis center for women and here comes this woke group called Amnesty Interbational to defame her for not allowing trannies (aka biological men) there. Rolwing fights back and threatens to sue them and the wokesters immediately apologize--that's how it's done.
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