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'''James Chegwidden''' is a British barrister and [[intactivist]]. | '''James Chegwidden''' is a British barrister and [[intactivist]]. He practises law at Old Square Chambers, London. | ||
Chegwidden acted ''pro bono'' for the mother in the case of [[Re L and B (CHILDREN)]]. | Chegwidden acted ''pro bono'' for the mother in the case of [[Re L and B (CHILDREN)]]. | ||
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James Chegwidden is a British barrister and intactivist. He practises law at Old Square Chambers, London.
Chegwidden acted pro bono for the mother in the case of Re L and B (CHILDREN).
Chegwidden presented at the Fourteenth International Symposium.
Lempert A, Chegwidden J, Steinfeld R, Earp BD. Non-therapeutic penile circumcision of minors: Current controversies in UK law and medical ethics.. Clinical Ethics. May 2022; Retrieved 20 May 2022.
Video
James Chegwidden addresses the meeting of the National Secular Society.
- Not drowning, paddling: the English Court’s slow row towards genital autonomy. Fourteenth International Symposium. Keele, England, Wednesday, 14 September 2016.
External links
Official website. Retrieved 29 September 2020
