In France, Eastern Europe, and some other places I have good comrades in they say it is a topic that's starting to come up there with similar results and conflicts as here.
I'd be interested in knowing more if you have any further info? (Tho I did mean the US, South America, Europe Asia and even Africa, based on feedback from international comrades)
Re, the issue aroudn the UK
I guess we just exist around differance bubbles of Anarchists as It's certainly never a core issue in any Anarchist network I know.
To be clear here... I'm saying actual Transphobic Anarchists.... not People (I assume like yourself, not trying to misrepresent or anything honestly x) who occupy some hinterland, willing to hear both sides and who have a more complex position, one which is routed in ensuring that neither "side" is oppressed and trying to bridge these differant perspectives... It's sad that folk with this "middle position" (for sake of not rambling on) often get placed in the Bigot/Terf/Enemy etc catagory out of hand... It can be a very problematic minefield that one, and one, we have been skirting through on the thread.
I'm an not saying that those difficult discussions don't exist across the country/internationally.
Rather people who say things like "men who cut their cock off arn't women" and "trans people are just mentally ill", probably down to "women n etc" which is commonly recognised as a dogwhistle (overt or otherwise) of those harder positions.... these arn't really found in Anarchist communities outside of London (from my experiances), where as I have had the displeaure of finding it both online and indeed in London.
The issue with not allowing stalls from bigots, isn't to stymie those with concerns but those who are bigotted. Transphobic groups want to try and project that the response to these two "groupings" is the same, and that it's "anti-woman" but this simply isn't true, sure there are more militant TRA's and Cisphobic people but tbh their position comes from one of oppression and of being abused systematically by the state of the wider community, so I have more time for understanding it, even if it can be quite ugly.