The federal government acknowledged that two transgender inmates transferred to women’s prisons were later charged with sexual assault. Officials maintain that their policy on housing gender-diverse offenders does not infringe on female inmates’ Charter rights, despite concerns raised by the charges.
The federal government denies that its policy on gender diverse offenders violates female inmates' Charter right to life, liberty, and security of the person
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