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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Libby Brooks

Trans prisoners in Scotland to be first sent to jails matching their birth gender

Signage outside the entrance to the all-women Cornton Vale prison in Stirling
The all-women Cornton Vale prison in Stirling, from where rapist Isle Bryson was kept in segregation before being removed to Barlinnie. Photograph: Andrew Milligan/PA

All transgender offenders entering the Scottish prison system will first be sent to jails that match their birth gender, in a reversal of the Scottish Prison Service’s (SPS) previous inclusive policy.

The announcement came in an urgent review into the handling of the case of Isla Bryson, a transgender double rapist who was initially sent to a female prison, resulting in a public outcry.

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