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Edinburgh Rape Crisis Centre came under fire after a review found it failed to protect women-only spaces.
Review found CEO Mridul Wadhwa had not acted professionally or understood limits of authority.
Sandy Brindley , of Rape Crisis Scotland , said she found out centre was not following national standards.
She said there was no reason why transgender people could not work in rape support centres.
Rape Crisis Scotland chief executive said she advised the ERCC board to settle the case.
She said she should have been aware of the conflict sooner.
Ms Brindley said rape survivors who supported the charity had been subjected to "horrendous" abuse online.
For Women Scotland has accused ERCC of "ignoring its own culpability" The BBC understands she has the full support of rape Crisis Scotland's board to stay.
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