Amnesty UK self-reports to watchdog after labeling women’s centre as ‘anti-rights’

Amnesty International UK referred itself to the charity regulator after publishing a report that labeled Beira’s Place, a women-only sexual violence support centre in Edinburgh founded by JK Rowling, as part of an anti-rights movement. The charity later removed the list and apologized, stating the publication did not follow proper review processes. Lawyers for Beira’s Place consider legal action for defamation, while the Charity Commission is assessing whether to take further steps.

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