CHILDREN WITHDRAWN FROM THEIR PARENTS, IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE BIRTH
The parents Natasha and Erik Olsen, went through a trauma with the separation of their children.
Natasha was an adoptive girl and her mother said that Natasha had a small delay, this was a trigger, so that the state brigade Barnevernet ("child protection service) arrived, took them and took them away.
Soon the authorities took their children under the accusation that they were not able to care for them, and without trial or evidence, the government sought a family more convenient for the twins by decision of an internal committee.
The Child Protective Services (CPS), quickly took their children under the accusation that they were not able to care for them, and without trial or evidence, the government looked for a more convenient family for the twins, by decision of a committee internal.
But neither Natasha had any mental retardation, nor the Child Protective Services (CPS), no evidence to support such an accusation. The Myra Olsen family immediately put themselves in the hands of a lawyer, and after demonstrating that they had no delay, they managed to get their children back, seven months later.
I think, that these actions of the state brigade Barnevernet, child protection service (CPS), is something that had a background, since they did not have any evidence to withdraw their children, maybe they had an order to look for some children with those characteristics , to be placed with other families or obtained some monetary benefit in return, these are the insertidubes that make us think how unfair these acts are, which are not
The families that remained helpless in front of the power of the state, has happened to become a global problem. And is that many of the victims of this system are foreigners, and have asked for help to their countries of origin to recover their children.
The success of these pressures depends on the power of the country. When India demanded that Norway return the children of its affected citizens, the problem soon turned around. But when the Czech Republic or one of the Balkan countries did, the result was not the same.
IT IS NO LONGER A NATIONAL PROBLEM, IT IS GLOBAL
What began as a national problem, with families that remained helpless in the face of state power, has become a global problem. And is that many of the victims of this system are foreigners, and have asked for help to their countries of origin to recover their children.
The success of these pressures depends on the power of the country. When India demanded that Norway return the children of its affected citizens, the problem soon turned around. But when the Czech Republic or one of the Balkan countries did, the result was not the same.
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