The latest child welfare items that should be right on your radar:
- Sweden to investigate irregular adoptions of poor children by dictatorship
- COVID-19: NHS to visit hundreds of schools to offer coronavirus vaccine to 12-15-year-olds to ‘help keep children in the classroom’
- Porn sites are willing to block children – Ministers must take them up on the offer
Researching Reform 
Reblogged this on tummum's Blog and commented:
‘However, in recent decades adoption scandals have surfaced in China, such as the abduction of children born in violation of population control policies and the subsequent abduction by authorities around the world for adoption.’
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Governments and those who compose them love to “feel good” by investigating the forced adoption of children in various countries in the last century.
These hypocrites totally ignore the forced adoptions of children from happy homes in this 21st century today !
Apologies for the actions of other governments way in the past are so much easier to make than apologies for the crimes committed by those same governments right now with no remorse whatever.
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While it is good that pornography might be restricted from children, this flies in the face of the considerable influence from the feminist globalists, who want to push pornography towards children. So much so, that blocking them from accessing porn might even be considered an infringement of their human rights.
https://tfiglobalnews.com/2021/06/01/watching-porn-is-kids-human-right-unicef-shocks-the-world-with-its-immoral-statement/
This is a direct echo of the short-lived communist party in Hungary a hundred years ago, where the then culture minister introduced this kind of corruption to children. The movement for which he was a prototype has been growing ever since. You might think “it will never happen in Britain” but already we have young children’s sexuality being discussed and parents distanced as part of decisions they make – something that would have been inconceivable just twenty years ago.
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