View
comments
A row erupted last night after it emerged Home Office staff have been told to declare their pronouns in their emails to make life more welcoming for trans people.
People working at the Visa, Status and Immigration Services department were instructed to say in their emails whether they are a man, a woman, or non-binary.
This means they have to say if they are he/him if they are a man, she/her if they are a woman or they/them if they are non-binary and do not describe themselves as a man or a woman.
It comes two months after the Mail revealed that Britain's spies are being urged to declare their pronouns to make transgender colleagues feel more included.
The Free Speech Union have written to the Home Office's top civil servant Sir Matthew Rycroft (pictured) to complain
A row erupted last night after it emerged some Home Office staff were told they can share their pronouns in their emails to make life more welcoming for trans people (stock photo used)
The guide, published by the National Security Agency, said: 'Sharing your
