A University of Leeds student suspended from hosting a radio show for expressing gender-critical beliefs has claimed that the UK is the "laughing stock of the world" for its stance on free speech.

Connie Shaw was removed from her university's radio show after voicing her view that "men can't be women", and was accused of breaching the "student union’s code of conduct".

A University of Leeds student suspended from hosting a radio show for expressing gender-critical beliefs has claimed that the UK is the "laughing stock of the world" for its stance on free speech.Connie Shaw was removed from her university's radio show after voicing her view that "men can't be women...{ai:summary}<p>A University of Leeds student, Connie Shaw, has been suspended from her radio show for expressing gender-critical views, stating that "men can't be women." She argues that the UK's approach to free speech has made it a "laughing stock" globally, citing her removal as a breach of her rights. </p><p>#society</p>

The State deciding 'what's true and what isn't is very concerning', Shaw claims

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