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SHOCK HIGH COURT RULING: UK Government Can Now FORCE Vaccines on Babies Over Parental Objection In a landmark decision, the High Court has authorized Islington Council to vaccinate an 8-month-old child against the explicit wishes of her mother. The infant, under temporary local authority care, will receive the full schedule of routine immunizations despite concerns raised about potential risks. The judge ruled there is “no credible evidence” linking vaccines to autism or ADHD, dismissing the mother’s plea that her daughter is “too young” for multiple injections. Under the Children Act 1989, when a child is in state care—even briefly—local authorities assume parental responsibility, including medical consent. This precedent raises urgent questions: Where does parental autonomy end and state intervention begin? Could refusal of vaccination be classified as neglect in future cases? Parents deserve transparency, evidence-based dialogue, and the right to informed consent.