FILE PHOTO: Participants gather at Parliament Square following the London Trans+ Pride parade, organised under the theme 'Existence & Resistance', in London, Britain, July 26, 2025. REUTERS/Isabel Infantes/File Photo
LONDON (Reuters) -Nate Rae had always felt secure living openly since coming out as a transgender man in his late 20s - until a recent UK Supreme Court ruling on the legal definition of biological sex changed everything.
Now, Rae - a PhD student and science communicator who grew up in a small Scottish town before moving to London - says he finds himself constantly weighing risks and assessing where it is safe - or unsafe - for him to be.
