Sounding like conspiratorial crackpots, Amnesty also accused these “anti-rights actors” of “seek(ing) a society in which women and men have fixed and distinct roles, based on what they view as ‘natural’ and ‘traditional.’” They argued that gender critical groups (which seek to protect women’s spaces and sex-based rights) or those who utter the descriptive phrase, “gender ideology” … wrongly “portray it as an attack on national traditions, family structures, marriage and religious freedom.” The report was bonkers, and the public reaction swift and excoriating: at least 22 organizations wrote to Amnesty to denounce it in full. Several threatened legal action. And Amnesty backed down.
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