A National Health Service (NHS) nurse faces losing her job and has been branded a ‘danger to the public’ after addressing a male transgender pedophile as “Mr”.
The christian nurse, Jennifer Melle is taking legal action against her employer, after being disciplined for calling the six foot convicted criminal ‘mister,’ in contravention of his preferred (female) pronouns.
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Ms Melle, was treating the patient, who was from a high-security men’s prison at St Helier Hospital in Carshalton, Surrey. The patient became abusive and aggressive and called Ms Melle a “n—–” three times.
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But it was Ms Melle who was investigated and formally disciplined by the hospital
Christian Concern reports: The convicted paedophile, ‘Mr X’, is in a high security male prison after multiple convictions for luring boys into sex acts while pretending to be a teenage girl on social media.
After refusing to refer to Mr X as a ‘she’ while on duty, Jennifer Melle, 40, from Croydon, was racially abused and physically threatened.
Instead of supporting Jennifer, however, Epsom and St Helier University Hospital Trust has abandoned and treated her like the criminal.
The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) has also said Jennifer is ‘a potential risk’ for not using Mr X’s preferred ‘gender identity.’
The story is the latest in a series of cases where NHS policy supports trans ideology over biological reality. It also follows the publication of the Sullivan report this week which revealed that the police are allowing criminals to ‘self-identify’ their gender on official records.
In this case, policy has led, in the name of inclusivity, to the NHS siding with a paedophile convicted of serious offences, while pretending to be the opposite sex, over members of staff with Christian and gender-critical beliefs.
Supported by the Christian Legal Centre, the case Miss Melle has now launched against the Trust on the grounds of harassment, discrimination and human rights’ breaches, is believed to be unprecedented.
In response to her claims, NHS lawyers have said that Christian beliefs Miss Melle holds, that we are born male and female, are ‘not worthy of respect in a democratic society.’