Appeal judges have allowed a child aged 15, referred to in court only as “C”, to adopt a “completely conventional gender-neutral forename” in place of one normally used only by boys or men.
C, who identifies as non-binary, has been using the name since leaving primary school and wanted it to be changed as a matter of law. That could have been done very e…
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