But similar initiatives to mark previous International Women's Days had not led to custody.
(Click here to read previous posts about how my shabby parenting plan and interstate relocation led to this custody coup).
Aboriginal deaths in custody lead to a royal commission between 1987 and 1991.
In detailed legal opinions, the judge has so far refused to dismiss the case, rejecting strong arguments from Ghailani's lawyers that the government violated his right to a speedy trial by waiting six years to prosecute him (he was captured in 2004), and that his abuse in CIA custody should lead to his acquittal.
Amid the anti-immigrant fever created by the Trump Administration, he feared that pressing the custody case might lead to someone informing on him to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, in order to have him arrested and deported to Mexico.
It may, he also hopes, one day lead to a serious consideration of joint custody.
Chief Miller said a city ordinance related to "molesting or disturbing the public" could also lead to prosecution of clowns taken into custody.
This unprecedented spike in children and families reaching the US through Mexico can lead to an indefinite stay in federal custody for many.
Others, however, described women with children as having greater difficulty in accessing care due to childcare responsibilities and fears that their circumstances of mental illness and victimisation may lead to their children being taken into custody.
She married the tennis star John McEnroe, but in her 2004 memoir, A Paper Life, she chronicled her descent into heroin and alcohol addiction, which eventually led to her losing custody of her three children during a bitter custody battle that followed their divorce in 1992.
