Kezia Dugdale
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 20 Apr
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The justice system is going to treat you equally and fairly and with respect and human rights for everyone.
And then there's the really detailed issues about addressing some of the inherent inequalities that still exist.
Our priorities now are very much focused on things like
securing justice for military veterans and compensation for recognising what they've endured.
Currently working very hard to ensure that there's a ban on conversion therapy in this country, which is incredibly important.
A bit of unfinished business.
And that's for trans conversion therapy as well as gay?
Yes, yes.
And, you know, looking at things like a very live issue in the House of Commons just now, although it's something that's been in place in Scotland for a long time, is aggravated hate crime.
So those are our immediate priorities.
And, you know, we've got an awful lot more to say in the future about what it means to be gay in Britain today and some of the inequalities that still exist around day-to-day life that need to be addressed, whether that be in things like financial inclusion and access to mortgages and pensions and all sorts of things.
what it's like to be old and gay in Britain today, how you're treated when you have to use the social care system, all sorts of really important practical issues that I think have been ignored for far too long.
So we are a political non-partisan organisation that is willing to work across the political spectrum to engage in these issues in Parliament.
We want to be in the room influencing policy and influencing change.
So I'm not about to make crass statements about political parties or political positions.
That said, you only need to look at the early stages of this Scottish Parliament election campaign process.
which have been dominated by past statements of reforms leader in Scotland, Malcolm Offord, and, you know, a really crass homophobic joke that he told that he's now being held to account for.
I think what we would want is exactly that, is for him to be and people like him to be held to account for what they've said and what they'll do and to be in that business of scrutiny and accountability.
That's our role.
And would you be happy to have a meeting with Nigel Farage?
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