Girls in care should share a bedroom with boys who 'self-identify' as the opposite gender , according to 'terrifying' guidance issued by a watchdog.
- Scotland's care watchdog advises girls in care should share rooms with boys who self-identify as female.
- This guidance, issued by the Care Inspectorate, states transgender children should be able to share rooms with others sharing their gender identity.
- Scottish Conservative equalities spokesman criticizes the guidance, stating they don't recognize the legal obligations to provide single-sex spaces.
