An artist is allegedly being investigated by the police for a 'hate crime' and was told she cannot attend her own exhibition without 24 hours' notice after sharing her gender views with a council worker.
An artist is allegedly being investigated by the police for a ' hate crime ' and was told she cannot attend her own exhibition without 24 hours' notice after sharing her gender views with a council worker . Victoria Culf, 43, claimed the ordeal started after she talked to the council employee about transgender ideology while making a cup of tea at Watford Museum last June.
The artist claimed she was setting up her exhibition when she politely told the employee she believed allowing children and young people to change sex is harmful. She added that the Gender Identity Development Service clinic at the Tavistock Centre should be closed down. The clinic, which has faced scrutiny for its treatment of children with gender dysphoria, is shutting down at the end of March. Ms Culf claimed she then received a call from the council telling her of 'harassment' allegations, adding that she could not go to her own exhibition without 24 hours' notice
Artist Investigation Hate Crime Exhibition Gender Views Transgender Ideology Harmful Council Worker Gender Identity Development Service Tavistock Centre Harassment
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