Facilities extend beyond the cubicle alone. Should a woman cleaning herself up forced to be sharing the space with men? The law says no, which is why universal facilities need individual, lockable ba… (View Post)

The disabled ones are sex neutral. Those who do not identify as their sex can use them. Problem solved. Not rocket science. (View Post)

Almost all new non-domestic buildings in my experience absolutely do include non-sex-specific facilities, which tend to dual purpose as disabled and/or family changing rooms too. Key thing is though … (View Post)

I think we're discussing the rule of law. (View Post)

Ensuring that women's-only facilities are for women-only does not lock anyone out of public life, it means that they can use sex-neutral facilities. If an owner wants to allow women and men (whi… (View Post)