Amnesty International issues a report that describes Beira’s Place, a women-only rape support centre linked to JK Rowling, as an “anti-rights” group. The Scotsman reports that Beira’s Place is listed alongside other “gender-critical organisations.” In response, Beira’s Place criticises the report, stating the accusation is offensive. The Daily Mail reports that the centre brands Amnesty’s “anti-rights” characterisation as “deeply offensive.” The Daily Mail describes the centre as responding to the claim directly, arguing against Amnesty’s framing of its work. The Scotsman also frames the story around Amnesty’s “regret” regarding the report, indicating that the charity reassesses aspects of how the organisation is presented. Across outlets, the central point is Amnesty’s inclusion of Beira’s Place in a category of “anti-rights” organisations, followed by public criticism and rebuttal from the centre. The dispute centers on how the centre’s position and role are characterised in Amnesty’s reporting and the response to that characterisation.