ACLU of Kentucky Lawsuit Seeks to Aid Medically 'Deprived' Transgender People in Prison
KENTUCKY, JUL 14 – The ACLU challenges Senate Bill 2, which denies hormone therapy and other gender-affirming care to at least 67 incarcerated transgender people in Kentucky.
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ACLU of Kentucky lawsuit seeks to aid medically 'deprived' transgender people in prison
The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky has filed a class action suit that they say is aimed at seeking relief for transgender people who are incarcerated and are "being deprived of medically necessary and appropriate treatment for Gender Dysphoria."The ACLU of Kentucky detailed that the lawsuit is against Kentucky Department of Corrections officials and a corporate healthcare provider.The lead plaintiff, identified by the ACLU in a relea…
ACLU sues over new law banning gender-affirming care for incarcerated Kentuckians
(Flickr | torbakhopper)The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky filed a federal lawsuit Monday, alleging the state is unconstitutionally withholding gender-affirming care from incarcerated transgender Kentuckians.Maddilyn Marcum, a transgender woman, says she has received gender-affirming hormone therapy since 2016 when the Kentucky Department of Corrections acknowledged her gender dysphoria diagnosis, which she received seven years prior.…
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