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After a court ruling made it nearly impossible for trans youth to access puberty blockers, we led a coalition to challenge the decision. The Court of Appeal agreed that doctors, not judges, should decide on medical care.
With trans people facing years of delays for specialised healthcare, we challenged NHS England. The court dismissed the case, but we pushed the issue of failing services into the national spotlight.
When the government introduced an emergency ban on puberty blockers, we took them to the High Court. While the judge upheld the ban, they ruled that trans youth face significant barriers to care and ordered the NHS to improve access immediately.
After a trans man was denied a gender recognition certificate because he was trying to conceive a child, we helped challenge the decision in court – and won.
The High Court said that services can be trans inclusive, yet somehow decided that the EHRC’s interim guidance was lawful – so we’ve launched an appeal.