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Defining moment: How For Women Scotland's Supreme Court fight consumed Scottish politics

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  The Scottish Government's took 90 minutes longer. "The Scottish Government accepts today's Supreme Court judgment," it said. "The Supreme Court rightly counselled against reading this judgment as a triumph of one or more groups in our society at the expense of another. It is not.

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The article from Holyrood discusses the significant impact of the Supreme Court's ruling on Scotland's gender recognition reform, highlighting how it has dominated Scottish political discourse. The decision, which blocked the Scottish Parliament's ability to pass the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill without Westminster's approval, has been a defining moment for women's rights and transgender issues in Scotland. The ruling has sparked intense debate and division, with First Minister Nicola Sturgeon facing criticism and challenges from within her own party and the broader political spectrum. The article emphasizes the emotional and political toll on those involved, particularly women, and underscores the ongoing struggle for clarity and fairness in gender recognition laws, illustrating how this issue has become a central and consuming topic in Scottish politics.

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