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Court Gives Temporary Custody to Mother in Save James Battle, but No Gender Transition Allowed

Court Gives Temporary Custody to Mother in Save James Battle, but No Gender Transition Allowed
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James Gill Memorial Trust gift €30,000 to Tallaght Hospital Oncology Day Ward

James Gill Memorial Trust gift €30,000 to Tallaght Hospital Oncology Day Ward James’s Dad Declan is from Curramartin, Drumsna and his grand-parents Mary and P.J. Gill live in Coolcrieve. He had many cousins and relatives all around the Drumsna area. Reporter: );   ); Continuing his legacy, eight years after his death from cancer, The James Gill memorial Trust committee were delighted to be able to donate a cheque of €30.000 to support the renovation of the Oncology Day Ward in Tallaght University Hospital. Speaking at the event, Geraldine Gill, James’ mother said; “Our hearts are broken. On this day, 8 years ago we said goodbye to James. It is a fitting tribute to be here today and open the new oncology ward on his anniversary.

Dad jailed for objecting to daughter taking testosterone released

LGBT activists and their supporters rally in support of transgender people on the steps of New York City Hall, in New York City, October 24, 2018. | Getty Images/Drew Angerer A Canadian father who was jailed after breaking a gag order for publicly objecting to his trans-identifying teenage daughter being prescribed testosterone has been released.  Robert Hoogland of British Columbia was sentenced to six additional months in jail last month after he decided to break a court order that forbade him from identifying himself publicly, voicing his objections to his teenage daughter taking testosterone. Hoogland, who is referred to as CD in court documents, was released on bail with several conditions. 

Dad jailed for objecting to daughter taking testosterone released

LGBT activists and their supporters rally in support of transgender people on the steps of New York City Hall, in New York City, October 24, 2018. | Getty Images/Drew Angerer A Canadian father who was jailed after breaking a gag order for publicly objecting to his trans-identifying teenage daughter being prescribed testosterone has been released.  Robert Hoogland of British Columbia was sentenced to six additional months in jail last month after he decided to break a court order that forbade him from identifying himself publicly, voicing his objections to his teenage daughter taking testosterone. Hoogland, who is referred to as CD in court documents, was released on bail with several conditions. 

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