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Rod Liddle

My charter of fundamental rights

16 November 2019

9:00 AM

16 November 2019

9:00 AM

I was chatting to a young medical student, a very bright chap from West Africa, who was nonetheless perplexed by a certain element of his course. The puzzle, for him, was the point of offering cervical smear tests to men who had transitioned to become women. The course module was very clear, he said, that these people must not be left out, despite not possessing a cervix.

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