2nd May 2021

Woman's Hour and Not Our Crimes

BBC Woman’s Hour

BBC Woman’s Hour should be a programme covering important issues for women, but they have been silent when it comes to Maya Forstater’s landmark appeal after losing her job for talking about the importance of sex based rights. Important issues which will have long term consequences for women are being ignored, whilst more frivolous stories are given time.

FairPlayForWomen @fairplaywomen

What an embarrassment. Woman’s Hour had the chance to interview @MForstater this week but dropped her to do this nonsense. https://t.co/4OaoOl4D9z

BBC Woman's Hour @BBCWomansHour

Would you share you bathwater? 🛁 @emmabarnett talks to @sarahbeeny, who says she often takes sixth turn in the tub after her husband and sons https://t.co/uKMPsjhDS1 https://t.co/snPZGnNUBz

Not Our Crimes

Since our previous post Not our Crimes highlighting increasing inaccurate reporting of male crimes as female, there has already been several egregious examples. The story below refers to a male exposing himself as a woman. These insulting reports are continuing to falsely associate predominantly male crimes with women.

Keep Prisons Single Sex @NoXYinXXprisons

Not a woman: #TheseAreNotOurCrimes

westerntelegraph.co.ukWoman arrested for exposing herselfA woman who exposed herself in a Haverfordwest car park has been remanded to the Crown Court for trial.

Action

• You can contact the BBC here.

• Contact IPSO inquiries@ipso.co.uk or to the newspapers directly when you see inaccurate reporting.