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Bell v Tavistock ) has caused a great deal of concern amongst the parents of children with gender dysphoria and trans children themselves. A link to the proceedings can be found
here, but in short, the claimants, Ms Bell and Mrs A, brought a claim for judicial review against the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust through its Gender Identity Development Service (GIDS); University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust; and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Ms Bell had transitioned whilst she was a patient of GIDS and subsequently de-transitioned as an adult; Mrs A was the mother of an autistic child with gender dysphoria who was concerned about her child being referred to GIDS and prescribed puberty blockers (notwithstanding that the child would not meet GIDS criteria and therefore this was a theoretical concern).
The Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, which runs the London-based Gender Identity Development Service, has begun an appeals process (Getty)
The NHS trust that runs the UK’s only gender identity clinic for transgender children has begun the process of appealing the High Court’s ruling on puberty blockers.
The Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust, which runs the London-based Gender Identity Development Service, has been forced to pause endocrinology referrals in the wake of the High Court’s ruling earlier this month.
The court ruled that most teens would be incapable of giving informed consent for puberty blockers, with the judges arguing it is “doubtful” those aged 14 to 15 could understand “the long-term risks and consequences” of taking blockers and subsequent hormone therapy, and that it is “highly unlikely” younger children could consent.
An NHS worker killed herself and her two-year-old daughter with drugs she had taken from work, a court has heard.
Shiwangi Bagoan, 25, and Ziana Bagoan, two, were found dead at their home in Old Meadow Lane, Hounslow, west London on December 14.
The toddler s grandmother Jassumati Lalu found the pair with cannulas - medical tubes used to administer medication into veins - in their arms in Shiwangi s bedroom in the flat shortly after 4pm that day.
Ziana Bagoan, two, snuggles up to mother Shiwangi Bagoan, 25, in the police-issued image
Shiwangi Bagoan, 25, and her daughter Ziana seen playing happily in the park
Woman and daughter, two, died after she injected drugs taken from work
Shiwangi Bagoan was an anaesthetist’s assistant
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An anaesthetist’s assistant and her two-year-old daughter died after she injected them both with drugs she had taken from work, a court has heard.