Last summer, Janice Williams took part in the ‘Get The L Out’ protest at London Pride 2018, OBJECTing to the destructive impact ‘LGBT community’ has on lesbians (e.g. pressure on lesbians to have sex with men). After the event, malicious ‘transactivists’ scoured the internet in a ‘witch-hunt’ for information on the brave women who dared to speak out in defense of lesbians. Someone discovered that Janice worked as a funeral celebrant at Humanists UK. Her employers received a complaint about her involvement in the protest, accusing her of ‘transphobia’. Humanists UK launched an investigation despite lack of evidence, ignoring company policy and breaching their own complaints procedure. Read Janice’s full account of the ‘witch-hunt’ here.

OBJECT has been campaigning against the London Porn Film Festival, alongside #NotBuyingIt and London Anti-Porn Women. The films due to be screened were advertised as containing extreme violence, including necrophilia. We reported this to Camden Council, prompting an investigation and forcing the pornographers to switch venues last minute. On Saturday 27th April, we protested outside the grotty pub where the event took place. The organisers generously gave us a faux 'invoice', informing us how much money they'd lost due to our efforts! Pornography comes at the cost of women's lives, dignity and hopes of liberation. Helping to fight and OBJECT to porn is priceless.

On 26th April 2019, it was 'Lesbian Visibility Day'. This was invented by 'LGBT' activists in 2008, so it can be assumed that the type of 'lesbian' to be celebrated is the penis-bearing variety. The campaign to bring visibility to these new male 'lesbians' has arguably been a great success! 'LGBT' organisation Stonewall UK held a conference to mark the occasion. OBJECT and others gathered outside to protest against Stonewall's erasure of lesbians and their promotion of 'transgenderism'. One intrepid OBJECT representative entered the conference to remind Stonewall that lesbians don't have penises! Read her report here.

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) recently reduced the maximum testosterone level that men must fall short of in order to participate in women's sports. Male athlete Joanna Harper claimed credit for this in The Guardian, feigning an interest in “equitable rights for all” and stating that the original limit was set too high. This article by Helen Saxby reveals that Harper was in fact responsible for the previous high testosterone limit. So who really influenced the International Olympic Committee? The pivotal moment occurred at Harper’s open lecture in Brighton, attended by Helen Saxby, Stephanie Davies-Arai (TransgenderTrend), Ali Ceesay and Sheila Jeffreys (OBJECT board member).

A ‘London Porn Film Festival’ is due to take place from April 26th-28th at The Horse Hospital, an independent arts venue in London. This 'festival' involves the screening of violent pornography. There is a panel event encouraging pornography use in schools. Another event is called “Sex Work is Work.” This is advertised using the hashtag “necrophilia”. Can a dead woman consent? According to The Horse Hospital, “sex work is work” even if the woman being raped is dead. We OBJECT. View our letter to Camden Council, write your own and join us in protest. Let's stop this celebration of men's violence against women.

Angela C. Wild of #GetTheLOut (the group who famously protested against lesbian erasure at London Pride 2018) has published new research exposing the abuse that 'trans'-identified males inflict upon lesbians. 80 women responded to her questionnaire about their experiences within 'LGBT' groups and on lesbian dating sites. The results reveal that rape culture is rampant – lesbians are told to accept penises as 'lady sticks' - 56% of respondents reported being pressured to accept a 'transwoman' as a sexual partner. Several women revealed that they were sexually assaulted or raped by men who 'identified as women'. This is the enforcement of compulsory heterosexuality on lesbian women. 'Trans' ideology is inherently misogynistic and lesbophobic. We OBJECT.

Earlier this month, OBJECT went to New York City to promote and launch the Declaration on Women's Sex-Based Rights! While there, we also joined an anti-pimp protest outside New York City Hall; attended events at the UN Commission on the Status of Women; listened to a panel of 'detransitioned' women (Pique Resilience Project); and witnessed 'queer-erasure' of lesbian herstory at New York Public Library. The launch of the Women's Declaration was a fantastic success; it now has over 3300 signatories from over 70 countries! Please keep spreading the word!

The 'transgender' movement is increasingly interested in spreading the myth of the 'trans child' - including the idea of ‘child drag queens’, reports of which have been circulating in the media and on Twitter recently. One motive for this is that focusing on children discourages the public from thinking of cross-dressing as a sexual fetish (even though for adult men, it usually is). More importantly, whether as a knock-on effect or an intended consequence, the 'trans' movement is breaking down safeguarding measures that protect children. We OBJECT.

An insight into the biased 'training' events held (at considerable profit) by the so-called Public Policy Exchange. These events offer 'training' to police forces and charitable organisations, claiming to educate on the issue of prostitution – but only offering a pro-prostitution perspective. We OBJECT to greedy organisations and individuals who endorse and perpetuate sexual slavery for financial gain. This is Janice Williams' account of attending one of PPE’s events in September 2016, first published on Nordic Model Now's website.