Dos mujeres irlandesas encarceladas por interrumpir el juicio por la disputa de pronombres de los profesores. Two Irish women jailed for disrupting court over teacher’s pronoun dispute.

Martina Burke y Ammi Burke, la madre y hermana del maestro Enoch Burke, fueron condenadas a dos semanas de cárcel por un juez de la Corte Suprema irlandesa por desacato al tribunal después de que gritaron durante las audiencias. Martina Burke and Ammi Burke, the mother and sister of teacher Enoch Burke, were both given two weeks in jail by an Irish High Court judge for contempt of court after they shouted during hearings. Después de que no se presentaron para el fallo, el juez, Brian Cregan, ordenó su arresto inmediato y denunció su persistente desobediencia a la autoridad de la corte, llamando su comportamiento un "circo familiar" y "completamente anormal". After they failed to show up for the ruling, the judge, Brian Cregan, ordered their immediate arrest and denounced their persistent disobedience of the court's authority, calling their behavior a "family circus" and "completely abnormal." A las mujeres y al hermano de Enoch, Isaac, se les prohibió asistir físicamente a cualquier otra audiencia y ahora se les exige que participen virtualmente. The women and Enoch's brother Isaac were prohibited from physically attending any further hearings and are now required to participate virtually. El caso está relacionado con el desacuerdo de Enoch Burke con Wilson's Hospital School en 2022 sobre el uso del nuevo nombre y pronombres de un estudiante, que rechazó debido a sus creencias religiosas. The case is related to Enoch Burke's disagreement with Wilson's Hospital School in 2022 over the use of a student's new name and pronouns, which he declined due to his religious beliefs. El juez exhortó a Enoc a poner fin a su desafío legal a fin de asegurar su liberación, haciendo hincapié en que todos los ciudadanos deben defender el estado de derecho. The judge urged Enoch to put an end to his legal defiance in order to secure his release, emphasizing that all citizens must uphold the rule of law.