Welcome to another week.
In article published by Independent.ie, a woman who joined Ireland’s national police service to help vulnerable people after she had been abused as child, describes how her baby was taken away from her after social services found out she was pregnant.
In the article, Majella Moynihan said she was targeted because she had been abused during her childhood, and was then pressured into giving up her baby. In the piece she said, “It was forced adoption. I wasn’t in a mental state to sign the life of my child away”.
Our question this week then, is this: should social services departments who place undue pressure on parents to give up their children for adoption be subject to prosecution?
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Yes They Should Be Certainly prosecuted for putting Loving Parents under pressure to have their Loved Happy Wanted Children put up for Forced Adoption It’s Corrupt and against Human Rights and Your Legal Rights
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Absolutely, just because someone was abused doesn’t mean they will abuse. Do we assume a bank robbers child will be a bank robber and arrest them, just in case?
This is outrageous thinking, it needs to stop, it is unscientific, and totally defies logic.
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Its happened to my daughter,she has been targeted from when she was sexually abused ,they took all 3 children off her,forced adoption and we are a good family yet they refuse the children being in the family through possible future harm,that my daughter is a danger .
She is a victim NOT a criminal.
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I’m so sorry.
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I agree that they, the social services, up to and including the departmental director, the judge and any expert witness involved in that manner, should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law and barred from ever holding any position involving children.
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