JK Rowling is publicly criticising Amnesty International after the human rights organisation placed her women-only sexual violence charity, Beira’s Place, on a list of more than 100 “anti-rights” organisations. Rowling calls Amnesty a “tyrant” and alleges that it is “attacking female rape victims.” The dispute forms part of a wider controversy involving transgender rights and activism. Rowling argues that her charity’s focus on women who have experienced sexual violence is being improperly targeted or undermined through Amnesty’s categorisation and public listing. The reporting also says Rowling issues a legal ultimatum in response to Amnesty’s actions, indicating she intends to take formal steps over the listing and the organisation’s statements. Amnesty’s position, according to the materials provided, is that it categorises certain groups as opposing rights, but specific details of the criteria or counterarguments are not included in the excerpts. The conflict is ongoing and centres on whether Amnesty’s public list and description of groups aligns with human rights principles and the charity’s work.