Swedish social services initially limited visitation to the child to two hours per week but now have curtailed that to one hour every fifth week and no visit at all for Christmas because the social workers will be on vacation.källa
Tanken med bloggen är att samla all information och artiklar löpande under en och samma plats. Bloggen kommer förhoppningsvis att kunna bli ett arkiv för dem som vill studera fallet eller en källa till information för anhöriga. Mitt personliga mål är att få ett slut på Johanssons tragiska situation och ett återförenande av familjen.
Swedish social services initially limited visitation to the child to two hours per week but now have curtailed that to one hour every fifth week and no visit at all for Christmas because the social workers will be on vacation.
Marcus Borg, Piratpartiet uppmärksammar fallet Dominic genom att själv ladda upp videoklippet på sin youtube-kanal.
Vaken.se uppmärksammar Dominic Johansson genom att lägga upp videon, Once Upon a Time a Happy Family.

Dominic is making academic progress, but the intervention by the government has left his parents and Dominic traumatized.
“Parents have the right and authority to make decisions regarding their children’s education without government interference,”
“It’s one of the most disgraceful abuses of power we have ever witnessed,” said HSLDA attorney Mike Donnelly.
En annan sida av ADF som tar upp fallet Dominic Johansson.

"This is one of the most disgraceful abuses of power we have ever witnessed," said HSLDA attorney Mike Donnelly.
"The Swedish government is exercising its authority under the U.N. Convention on the Rights of the Child to unnecessarily break up this family," states HSLDA attorney Mike Donnelly.
En ny artikel av Bob Unruh i World Net Daily.
Marcus Borg som ställde upp i primiärval för Piratpartiet uppmärksammar Dominic Johansson på sin blogg.

En ny artikel av HSLDA, "Home School Legal Defense Association).“This case is an absolute outrage,” the former social worker said. “From the taking of the child off a plane by uniformed police officers to the absurd visitation schedule and now the complete cessation of visits. The social workers in this case are letting their pride interfere with the best interests of this little boy. In Sweden the socialist mindset of the government is that it knows what’s best for kids—better than their own parents. And in the case where a family, like the Johanssons, may do things that are different, the government intervenes.”
The social worker continued, “What is normal? In whose opinion? Why should the government get to make this decision? The boy is being taken care of and not being harmed. The family had decided to move to India where the mother is from. What is wrong with this?”


Världen Idag skriver om fallet Dominic Johansson som omhändertogs av Gotlands socialtjänst. Dominic får bara träffa sina föräldrar femton minuter per vecka.
"Exempel är feedback i Sverige i juli förra året, när polisen anlände till flygplatsen och separata pojkar Dominic Johanssan (7 år) från föräldrarna innan familjen flög till Indien. Månader tidigare hade familjen informerat skolan de skulle undervisa pojken i familjen."
Lynne Marie Kohm, law professor, author, lawyer, speaker, and
discipleship mentor, is dedicated to family restoration through the application of Christian legal principles. As the John Brown McCarty Professor of Family Law at Regent University School of Law, and a wife of 20+ years, a (homeschooling) mother of two, and leader in the realm of state and volunteer bar service, Professor Kohm brings a servant leadership model of family preservation and restoration to the practice of family law.
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Öppet brev till Fredrik Reinfeldt från Homeschooling in Sweden. [1]

Hjälp Dominic Johansson hem, [1] för att återförenas med sina föräldrar. Det har snart gått fyra månader sedan Dominic kidnappades av svenska myndigheter på Arlanda, påväg till Indien.













The world’s largest home school advocacy organization, Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) has 87,000 member families in 36 countries. They have filed letters with Swedish authorities on Gotland (where the Johansson’s live), as well as with Swedish ambassadors and government ministers. J Michael Smith, president of HSLDA writes:
Our current information, if accurate, indicates that the Swedish authorities have seriously breached the Johansson family’s fundamental human rights. We understand that Swedish law permits parents to educate their children at home and that the local school board is responsible for overseeing the process of notification. However, it appears that in this case, the local school board ignored normal procedure, did not meet with the family to assist them in pursuing home education, and instead fined them and referred the matter to the local court.
Our information indicates that the court declared the fines to be unnecessary, and the judge did not prohibit the family from leaving Sweden although he knew that they were planning to relocate to India on or about June 25th, 2009. Despite the court and your agency’s knowledge and implied approval of the planned relocation, your agency seized Dominic, and it appears that the primary motivation was opposition to him being homeschooled.
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