In late 2020, Keira Bell, a detransitioned woman in the UK, sued the UK National Health Service in the case Bell v Tavistock, causing the High Court of Justice to rule that young people, even with the help of their parents or doctors, could not give informed consent to transgender medical treatment. That ruling prompted Schevers to publicly break with and criticize the detransitioned women's movement, even though she was considered one of its prominent founders. She said that it did not make sense to restrict people's access to transgender care just because some of them would later end up detransitioning.
