Has the anonymous GnasherJew account or website named you, a colleague or someone you know, and called on people to complain to their employer? Use this tool to write a polite but firm email to the employer, and an X post that tags the employer. Both ask the employer to protect their staff member and follow fair process, and both link to HAC’s sourced guide for employers.
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Before you start: if you are writing about someone else, ask them first. Some people would rather their employer heard from them, or not at all. Don’t put their name in a public post unless they agree, because that can spread the material further. If you are facing an investigation, speak to your union, medical defence organisation or a solicitor before you write.
Where the legal points in the email come from
- Equality Act 2010, s.10 (religion or belief), s.26 (harassment) and s.27 (victimisation).
- Miller v University of Bristol (Employment Tribunal, 2024): anti-Zionist belief qualified as a protected philosophical belief. The Employment Appeal Tribunal upheld the liability findings in 2026.
- Higgs v Farmor’s School [2025] EWCA Civ 109, Court of Appeal press summary.
- Employment Rights Act 2025, s.21 (harassment by third parties), in force from 30 October 2026 under SI 2026/1065.
- Acas Code of Practice on disciplinary and grievance procedures.
- Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974, s.2 and HSE guidance on work-related stress.
- UK GDPR, Article 9 (special category data).
- NHS Constitution for England (staff rights).
- GMC statement, 30 May 2024.
Not legal advice. This tool gives general information only. If you are facing a disciplinary, regulatory or legal process, speak to your union, medical defence organisation or a solicitor. Spotted a mistake? Email hcwsagainstcensorship@gmail.com.