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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

Transgender Woman Sentenced to All-Male Prison Fears For Her Life

A man who changed to a woman using cosmetic surgery is afraid of her life after she was ordered to serve a sentence in an all-male prison. 

 
                                        Tara Hudson

A man who changed his body using surgery to become a woman has cried out to prison authorities to protect her life. The transgender woman who was born a man has been sent to an all male prison but fears she will be molested and attacked by men in the prison. 
 
Tara Hudson, 26, has lived as a female all of her adult life and undergone six years of gender reconstruction surgery,
 
 
                                   Tara's Mother

Tara, who was born Aaron, admitted assault after an incident at a bar on Boxing Day, 2014 and was jailed for 12 weeks. A Magistrate Court ruled that Tara should serve her sentence inside a Category-B male prison because her passport says she is still a man. Her mum condemned the move saying even doctors have confirmed she is now a woman. Tara’s mum, Jackie Brooklyn has written to the prison governor as she fears her daughter will be targeted by the male prisoners.
 
She said: “There’s nothing male about her, nobody would know the difference. She looks like a woman. She’s gorgeous. We think it’s totally outrageous. I don’t think she will cope well at all. I just feel the men are going to go after her. It’s going to be humiliating. I just want to get my daughter into a safe, female environment where she belongs and will continue to fight the decision.
 
he’s been through a hard time and this could set her right back. I don’t think the magistrates have taken that into consideration. I fear that it is a potentially dangerous situation for her to be in and feel strongly that she would be far safer in a female environment. While I understand it is a complex issue, the treatment of transgender individuals by the British judicial system is one that clearly requires greater attention and thought. The primary focus should be the safety and wellbeing of those involved.”