The child welfare items that should be right on your radar:
- Legislating to end the forced removals of First Nations children in New South Wales (Australia)
- Sweden launches adoptions inquiry after kidnapping reports
- My family and the scars of forced adoption (UK)
Researching Reform 
Reblogged this on tummum's Blog and commented:
‘The probe will examine Sweden’s regulations for international adoptions from 1950 to present.’ 🙏🕊️🦋 Xxxx
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In a way the situation is worse now than it was all those years ago.In the fifties and sixties .The children were then removed for adoption with little if any resistance from the mothers because the system crushed them into submission.
Now however parents try and fight desperately in the family courts to keep the babies and young children they love but most are eventually betrayed by their lawyers who nearly always agree on their behalf to the “SS” demands They lose their children for ever after a long debilitating struggle.
No child should ever be adopted if the parents oppose the adoption in court .Cruel ,neglectful or perverted parents give courts a very wide berth and are for the most part glad to be rid of their kids , Those who fight to keep their children in unfriendly family courts must love them to bits and deserve to keep them .Sometimes fostercare is the answer but forced adoption ………. NEVER
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I completely agree Ian.
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Cant wait for the UK to launch an Adoption inquiry.
the skeletons in the cupboard will outnumber every graveyard across the country.
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