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Sunday, 14 March 2010

Social Workers Want Power To See Children In Private


http://fifesocialservices.com/2010/03/14/social-workers-want-powers-to-see-your-kids-in-private/

With the amount of child abusers and paedophiles within the Social Services and Child Protective Services profession (see Hollie Greig case the girl with Downs Syndrome who was abused by Social Workers, Policemen and a Sheriff), this new law that could be passed in the UK is quite scary indeed.

The UK could be set to pass a law which would allow Social Workers to come into your house and take your child away for as long as they like, without question, without an order (source BBC.)  Of course if a child was in imminent danger, the Social Services should apply for a court order to remove them, but now it seems they want to be able to take your child for an hour or two and then return them to you.  This opens up a whole load of possibilities for corrupted Social Workers and so called “child protectors.”

http://fifesocialservices.com/2010/03/14/social-workers-want-powers-to-see-your-kids-in-private/

Friday, 12 March 2010

Rffj to appear on BBC this Sunday

http://news.realfathersforjustice.org/index.php?itemid=333

Real fathers for justice spokesman Ray Barry is to appear on Nicky Campbell's topical debate show BBC The Big Questions 10am Sunday 14/3/10

The show will be available to watch online >Click here<

Big Questions message board >Click here<

This weeks questions include,

Do children need fathers?

Child benefits for separated parents

The benefits entitlement of parents who share childcare after they split up is examined by Gary Vaux who looks at official guidance and a legal ruling

A common problem that social workers face when working with parents who have separated concerns who receives which benefit. The benefit system, with its "winner takes all" ethos, creates situations which do not reflect the reality of shared childcare.

 

Child benefits for separated parents

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