Deceitful adverts

[SofiaTheMod]

Dear Moderators,

I am sure that EI has a PC policy in place regarding this whole issue, but surely this thread has made clear how male, heterosexual clients feel about it. If EI takes the concerns of clients seriously there should be a change of policy and post-op should be clearly stated on a advertiser's profile. I am calling for EI to respectfully please take a look at their current policy considering post-op transgender people and stating this on profiles in the interest of open, honest transparency. This current policy could endanger post-op escorts if they met a client who was unstable and could potentially end in violence if the client believed that they were lied to. EI has a duty of care to post-op escorts and to clients who use their website. There are a whole list of reasons why it should be compulsory to make a disclosure as to gender. It seems strange that an escort can have a fake photograph report and even a rat put beside a review, a post-op transsexual is not required to declare gender reassignment openly on their advert.

I would be very grateful if the EI would please look into this issue on behalf of the clients who use the services of this website and make a public statement on the subject. Please note I cannot be emailed as the email account connected to my EI account has locked me out of it.

In closing, I think most people, both clients and advertiser's alike would like to see a change to current policy.

Kind regards, Joe

Hi,

In the Irish jurisdiction it is unlawful to discriminate against individuals based on their gender identity.
Therefore, if a transgender person has changed their gender marker to female, they can advertise as such.