Human Rights Tribunal orders B.C. doctor to pay after refusing to provide trans teen with puberty blocker shot
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A B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruled on September 1, 2026 that family doctor Henry Ajaero discriminated against a transgender teen by refusing to administer a court-prescribed Lupron injection, ordering him to pay $28,100 in compensation to the 14-year-old patient.
The decision was rendered by the tribunal; Dr. Ajaero may pursue further legal options.
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