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Foster kids demand apology for
'dark chapter'
By David Landes, TT, The Local, thelocal.se - 14 Jan 2010
The
Dominic Johansson Case: Home schooled boy snatched from plane in Sweden
A series of articles in different media, September 7, 2009 --
Former CPS
supervisor jailed for making false report
Two articles in Caller.com - December 5, 2008 - June 2, 2009
Stop
beating on Sweden's parents!
By Caroline Olsson, Translation: Ruby
Harrold-Claesson - 2009-12-10
Boy,
two, is snatched by social workers after mother refused doctor's advice to feed
him junk food
By Chris Brooke, The Daily Mail - December 3, 2009
Furious
MP uses Parliamentary privilege to accuse council of 'kidnapping' nine-week-old
baby from parents
By Andrew Levy, Daily Mail, 27th November 2009
Furious
British MP calls CPS "kidnappers"
You Tube
Social
services 'to take baby from teenager deemed too stupid to marry'
By Murray Wardrop, The Telegraph, 18 October 2009
Two children
in care die of neglect each week
By David Collins, The People, 22 June 2008
The
Evil Of The Anti-Smacking Law Proved. An analysis of Peter Hughes’ review
By Dr. Garnet Milne, New Zealand - 26 November 2009
Care
applications continue to rise at record levels
Cafcass Report, 20 October 2009
Adoption
system is UK's shameful secret
By Christopher Booker, The Telegraph, 10 October 2009
NKMR Symposium at Scandic
Crown 22 August
By Gillian Thylander, September 2009
The corrupt
business of Child Protective Services
By Nancy Schaefer, Senator, 50th District, Georgia - November
16, 2007, Updated: September 25, 2008
Reunited
with dad after 50 years
By Craig Archer, Tameside Advertiser, tamesideadvertiser.co.uk - October
14, 2009
Desperate
hunt for long-lost Dad
By Annette Lord, Tameside Advertiser, tamesideadvertiser.co.uk - September
02, 2009
What Has Government Done to Our Families?
Mises Daily by Allan Carlson, January 05, 2003
Mum
pay is road to ruin
Tempe Harvey, News, news.com - September 08, 2009
Sweden:
Parental Inquisition
By Peter Kamakawiwoole, Parentalrights.org - Jan. 26, 2009
Uppsala
University Burns a Book on Recovered Memories
By Max Scharnberg, October 5, 2009
The
Spoilt Generation: Parents who fail to exert authority breeding youngsters with
no respect for anyone
By Fiona Macrae and Paul Sims, Daily Mail - 14th September 2009
Dickensian
poverty? No, just feckless parenting
By Amanda Patell Daily Mail 14th September 2009
The effects of child care (day care) on
the social and psychological development of children.
By Patrick F. Fagan, WCF V, Amsterdam, August 10, 2009
The influence of the United Nations,
International and European Policies on the Family: Effects on Developed Nations
By Austin Ruse, WCF V, Amsterdam,
August 12, 2009
Failure to
Protect – The Caseworker Files
By Barak Goodman
Family
Rights Today: Protecting Children From Abusive Foster Parents
By Linda Martin, Gather, gather.com - March 18, 2007
Family
Rights Today: Georgia DCFS Administrator Arrested For Child Cruelty
By Linda Martin, Gather, gather.com - March 18, 2007
Parents:
Do You Remember the Fourth Amendment?
By Linda Martin, Gather, gather.com - February 08, 2007
Another
Child Beaten To Death In A Foster Home
By Linda Martin, Gather, gather.com February 6, 2007
CYFS
says sorry to 'traumatised' family
By Simon Collins, July 31, 2009
Children’s rights in the society
By Annette Westöö
Scots
mum to be charged with abduction in the
By Jimmy Deuchars,
forums.altnews.com.au -16 August
2009
Smacking kids is never
acceptable: Swedish politician
The Local, thelocal.se - 12 August 2009
Troublesome kids locked in
isolation cells
TT/David Landes, The Local, thelocal.se - 24 Jun 2009
UN slams Sweden for child rights
failure
By David Landes, The Local, thelocal.se - 27 May 2009
Foster parents 'hung boys from
hooks
By David Landes, The Local, thelocal.se - 6 May 2009
'Evil
destruction' of a happy family
By Christopher Booker, The Telegraph,18 July 2009
Couple
fail to prevent daughter being adopted after 'kidnap' by social services
By Murray Wardrop, The Telegraph, 09 July 2009
Mother
arrested after six-week-old baby girl being monitored by social services dies
By Murray Wardrop, The Telegraph, 19 Jun 2009
British
baby siezed in Ireland after parents flee social workers over custody row
By Andrew Alderson, Chief Reporter, The Telegraph, 06 June 2009
Council
fostering service criticised over death of heroin-addict's baby
By Paul Stokes, The Telegraph, 16 May 2009
Mother
denied access to children for 'turning them against ex-husband'
By Stephen Adams, The Telegraph, 10 May 2009
Today's tykes: Secure kids or rudest
in history? Parents' focus on building self-esteem may neglect compassion for
others
By Susan Gregory Thomas, msnbc.com - May 6, 2009
Social
Service chiefs sent back to school in Baby P shake up
By James Kirkup and Christopher Hope - The Telegraph - 12 Mar 2009
Lord
Laming report to criticise child protection
The Telegraph -12 Mar 2009
The
Corrupt Business Of Child Protective Services
By Nancy Schaefer, Senator, 50th District - November 16, 2007,
Updated: September 25, 2008
Nancy
Schaefer on CPS
YouTube.com
Nancy Schaefer exposes the
EVIL CPS
YouTube.com
A report on the corrupt Social Security in
Sweden to the International Criminal Court in The Hague
Gender
bias evident in parental alienation cases
Kirk Makin, Toronto Globe and Mail, March 28, 2009
A
strong family and small state ought to go hand in hand
By Tim Montgomerie, The Telegraph - 17 Mar 2009
David
Cameron: Supporting the family will lead to lower taxes
By Robert Winnett, Deputy Political Editor, Rosa Prince, Political
Correspondent and Natalie Paris, The Telegraph - 16 Mar 2008
The science
and statistics behind spanking suggest that laws allowing corporal punishment
are in the best interests of the child
By Jason M. Fuller, Social Science Research Network, USA - Abstract
The
science and statistics behind spanking suggest that laws allowing corporal
punishment are in the best interests of the child
By Jason M. Fuller, Social Science Research Network, USA
Head
of Covenant House praises FBI sweep to stop child trafficking
By Kevin Clarke, Carol Zimmermann, Catholic News Service - Friday, March 13,
2009
Children
at risk as social services hide their failures, says Baby P report
By Colin Fernandez, Daily Mail - 09th March 2009
Criminals
applying for jobs in schools: Paedophiles among 7,000 trying to work with
children
By Laura Clark, Daily Mail - 23rd February 2009
My
three-and-a-half-year ordeal, by man accused of shaking baby
By Chris Brooke, The Daily Mail - 18th February 2009
Parents not
consulted about sex lessons for five-year-olds
By Laura Clarke, Daily Mail, February 16, 2009
'We
can’t move on... they’re our children,' say the Websters as they reveal the
full appalling anguish the 'welfare state' has visited upon them
By Laura Collins, The Daily Mail - 14th February 2009
Couple
told they cannot have their children back after being wrongfully accused of
abuse to take court battle to Europe
By Tom Kelly, UK Daily Mail, Feb 12, 2009
Truancy jailing every two
weeks. A parent is jailed for their child's truancy once a fortnight every
school term in England and Wales, analysis of court statistics shows.
By Sean Coughlan and James Westhead , BBC News
- Thursday, 12 February 2009
Jailing
parents: What happened next?
By Sean Coughlan, Education reporter, BBC News - - Thursday, 12 February
2009
Archbishop
who forced sons on to 45ft-high chimney for photo is arrested for child neglect
By Emily Andrews, Daily Mail - 12th February 2009
State may compensate
juveniles sentenced by judges in Luzerne
By Tracie Mauriello, Post-Gazette Harrisburg Bureau, February 04, 2009
The Smacking Row Adoption Case
A series of articles in the Daily Mail, the Telegraph and BBC News, 29th
October 2008 - 11th February 2009
The Edinburgh Case:
“(...) sickening assault on family life”
A series of articles in the Daily Mail 29 – 30 Januari, 2009
'Mother
banned from being alone with her baby after hospital finds tiny mark on one
ear'
By Claire Ellicott, The Daily Mail, 26th January 2009
'A right-on
guide to imprisoning children'
By Ken McLaughlin, Spiked on line, 22 January, 2009
'The
Times faces contempt of court prosecution for jury story'
By Afua Hirsch, The Guardian, 21 January, 2009
‘There
are no boundaries to people’s behaviour’. Case study
By Parminder Bahra, The Times, January 19, 2009
One
area where there is too much optimism
Rosemary Bennett: Commentary, The Times, January 19, 2009
Care
applications soar after Baby P case
By Rosemary Bennett, Social Affairs Correspondent, The Times, January 19, 2009
This
blind faith in experts fails family justice
By Camilla Cavendish, The Times, January 9, 2009
Social
services stole our children from us: Six-figure sum for parents wrongly accused
of abuse
By Andy Dolan, UK Daily Mail Dec 24, 2008
Teenage Girl Dies in Ohio
Children Services Custody
Rick Armon and Katie Byard, Beacon Journal, December 17, 2008
Government
Permission Required For Parents To Kiss Children
By Paul Joseph Watson, Prison Planet, June 26, 2008
Smacking remains legal in
Switzerland
The Daily Newspapers, December 2, 2008. Translation: Ruby Harrold-Claesson,
Lawyer
Rob
Williams: Why children at risk are not put into care. Things have to be really
bad at home for the alternative to seem better
The Independent, independent.co.uk - 21 November 2008
Pictured:
How runaway mum and her five daughters disguised themselves as Muslims
By Paul Sims, The Daily Mail, Dailymail.co.uk - 19th November 2008
A night in
the cells for father who smacked his runaway son
Simon de Bruxelles, The Times, November 18, 2008
Council
defies judge to ban family AGAIN from adoption because father once smacked a
child for swearing
By Matthew Drake, The Daily mail - 13th November 2008
Timeline: The
short life of Baby P. Events leading up to the death of 17-month-old infant
The Guardian, guardian.co.uk - November 11, 2008
The
worst place to grow up is in care
By Jill Kirby, The Telegraph - 07 November 2008
Mending
broken families: Baby Court isn't an end, but a chance at a new beginning
By Angie Hendershot, ABC Local - November 7, 2008
Smokers
to be banned from becoming foster parents
By Daniel Martin, Daily Mail - 30th October 2008
Foster
kids ‘five times more disturbed’
By Tamara McLean, AAP - February 18, 2007
Fostered children 'disturbed'
By Eleanor Wilson, The Press - 27 February 2006
California's
low payments to foster parents violate federal Child Welfare Act, judge rules
By Carol J. Williams, LA Times, October 23, 2008
John
Hemming close to family law ruling victory
By Jonathan Walker, Political Editor Oct 22 2008
The
Big Question: What would be the result of opening family courts up to the
public gaze?
The Independent, 21 October 2008
A
secret state is operating in which families are being torn apart
Camilla Cavendish: Behind the Story - The Times, October 20, 2008
Straw
must take heed: no publicity, no justice for families
By Frances Gibb, Legal Editor: Analysis - The Times, October 20, 2008
More
open justice for families in the courts. Minister to curb secret hearings
By Frances Gibb, Legal Editor, and Rosemary Bennett, The Times - October 20,
2008
Media
must be allowed into family courts, says Sir Mark Potter
By Frances Gibb, Legal Editor, The Times - October 20, 2008
In
Open Court - Justice in the family courts will be better served, and
professionals held properly to account, if the courts are open to scrutiny from
the press
The Times, October 20, 2008
'Open family courts' says
judge
BBC News - 20 October 2008
Britain’s
Troubled Youth: Why is antisocial behaviour among teenagers a growing problem
in the UK?
By Kevin D. Denee, realtruth.org - October 03, 2008
Shaken baby syndrome
A series of articles published on BBC, May 2006 - March 2008
Father
takes son to court for idleness
MSN News - 20.10.2008
Indoctrination of children
A series of articles in different British media, 26 Feb - 11 May, 2008
A
smack can keep children from crime says police leader
By Ben Leapman, The Telegraph,
March 4, 2007
Ruth
Kelly is right to put her children first. As Ritalin increasingly takes the
place of proper parenting, let's praise a politician with the correct
priorities
By Melanie Reid, The Times, September 25, 2008
Emigrating
to avoid forced adoption (Sam Thomas)
John Hemming's Web Log, September 04, 2008
Mum
on the run: Pregnant teen flees to Ireland to escape social workers she fears
will take her baby
By Neil Sears, Mail on line, September 1, 2008
Adoption raises psychological
risks
The Copenhagen Post - 28.08.2008
Presumed
guilty: The loving stepfather devoted to helping autistic youngsters now
fighting to clear his name
By Natasha Courtenay-Smith, Daily Mail, 27th August 2008
Grandparents
demand their charter of rights
By Amelia Hill, The Guardian, 24 August 2008
Child-removal
threshold 'too low'
By Caroline Overington, The Australian News, August 19, 2008
Fat
children ‘should be taken from parents’ to curb obesity epidemic. Council
warning to families guilty of neglect
By Jill Sherman, Whitehall Editor, The Times, August 16, 2008
Former
child services agent guilty of abuse
By Sam Corrie, Daily Press, August 7, 2008
Province
to spot-check foster homes Reviews of several CFS agencies uncover serious
problems
By: Mary Agnes Welch and Mia Rabson, Winnepeg Free Press, Manitoba, Canada,
August 8, 2008
Director
of child welfare agency gets fired
By: Mary Agnes Welch, Winnepeg Free Press, Manitoba, Canada, August 6, 2008
Birmingham
council illegally sent children into care in Jersey, MP report reveals
By Eileen Fairweather, The Daily Mail, 4 August 2008
Vulnerable
children failed by notification scheme and 'private fostering'
By Rosemary Bennett, The Times. August 4, 2008
Care givers locked woman in her
home for four years
TT/The Local , thelocal.se, 4 Aug 08
Of
course I had to abduct Sam, it was the right thing to protect my family
By Camilla Cavendish, The Times, August 2, 2008
Judge’s
rare ruling allowed story to be told
Behind the case The Times, August 2, 2008
Jersey murder inquiry
'unlikely'
BBC News, 31 July 2008
Why
a smacking ban must be slapped down
By Denise Robertson, Western Mail, July 29, 2008
Nanny
Linda Wise cleared of killing baby after trial collapses
By Russell Jenkins, The Times, July 26, 2008
'Social
workers ripped our family apart for 10 years'
By Tanya Thompson, Social Affairs Correspondent, 26 July 2008
Knock
on the door… and a child's world fell apart
The Scotsman, 25 July 2008
Discredited Anti-Smacking
Advocate in NZ
Press Release: Family First Lobby, 25 July 2008
Moral Neutrality
By Muriel Newman, NZCPR, 20 July 2008
Rich Country
- Poor Families
By Muriel Newman, NZCPR, 1 April, 2006
Times
wins ruling over secrecy of family court
By Rosemary Bennett, Social Affairs Correspondent, The Times, July 22, 2008
Family Flees Before
Children Taken
Justice
for Families. An enormous response to the articles in The Times highlights
widespread concern over the secrecy that shrouds the family courts
The Times, Leading article, July 12, 2008
Europe
to begin investigation of secrecy in family courts
By Sam Coates, Chief Political Correspondent, and Camilla Cavendish, The Times,
July 10, 2008
I
launched Childline to protect the most vulnerable - but unleashed a politically
correct monster
By Esther Rantzen, The Daily Mail, July 9, 2008
Family
justice: what we can do to protect our children. A ten-point plan to make our
courts system fairer
By Camilla Cavendish, The Times, July 9, 2008
Justice
can't be done in secret. And here's why
By Daniel Finkelstein, The Times, July 9, 2008
Family
justice: your word against theirs
By Camilla Cavendish, The Times, July 9, 2008
The Times launches
campaign on family justice
Family Law Week, July 2008
A
Conspiracy of Silence. Allowing the family courts and social services to
operate in secret allows miscarriages of justice without the possibility of
redress
The Times, Leading Article,
July 7, 2008
Family
justice: the secret state that steals our children
By Camilla Cavendish, The Times, July 7, 2008
Family
Justice: how to find help and advice online. There are numerous campaign and
advice groups looking at the issues surrounding family courts in the UK
Tom Whitwell, Communities Editor, The Times, July 4, 2008
Secret Justice, Private Hell
By Alasdair Palmer, Standpoint, June 2008
Parents
held for murder of their son after paramedics 'failed to spot playground injury
that killed him'
By Liz Hull, The Daily Mail, June 20, 2008
Two face
sex abuse charges
By Staff Reporter, The Sun, 20 Jun 2008
‘Fifty
kids raped at care home’
By Mike Sullivan, Crime Editor, The Sun, 11 Jun 2008
Child
protection damages public health
Press Release 21st May 2008
Foster
couple challenges homosexuality laws
By Andrew Pierce
Couple
who won't accept homosexuality win right to foster
A couple who were rejected as foster parents after they refused to condone
homosexuality have won their battle to apply to be carers.
Child
protection
By Jean Robinson
Guilty
until proved innocent: the grotesque reality of family courts. Will we be able
to report if a mother kills herself through the grief of loss?
By Camilla Cavendish
'I
will not be moved', vows Fathers 4 Justice campaigner who is STILL on
minister's roof
By Daily Mail Reporter
Youth crime leads to no
consequences
By Henrika Åkerman
Already Guilty at 6
By Mark Steyn
Dad
grounds daughter, but court ungrounds her
'Parents are going to be walking on egg
shells from now on'
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