Homeschooling was not the only issue regarding taking Dominic Johansson in custody by the social services. But having read the court verdict with all the issues, there stills seems to be no reason for this severe action. The young boy has most likely been much more hurt by the custody action than the conditions in his family. One cannot avoid the thought that the prejudices and lack of knowledge about homeschooling, could have been the pivotal reason for the custody action.
"Trots gripandet av Johansson, är Hemundervisning inte officiellt olaglig i Sverige. Men det fasta ståndpunkter av den nuvarande regeringen är djupt fientliga till alla förflyttning av medborgare från de statlig kontrollerade utbildningar.
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The news of the socialist government’s hardening attitude toward homeschoolers comes following the state seizure eight months ago of seven year-old Dominic Johansson, whose parents were educating him at home. Since the removal of Dominic by police from a plane the family had boarded with the intention of moving to India, Christer and Annie Johansson have been allowed to see their son for one hour every five weeks.
Annie har den senaste tiden varit väldigt orolig, suttit uppe på nätterna, hostat extremt, haft smärtor i bröstet och i dag så kollapsade hon än en gång. Efter senaste mötet med socialtjänsten så var hon mer eller mindre chockad i flera dagar över hur vi blir och har blivit behandlade. Efter att barnbidraget också togs bort tillfälligt så slog hon av. Ekonomiska bekymmer på allt detta är det sista vi behöver!
Nu är jag dock ruskigt förbannad, det här är ett skarpt försök ”vållande till annas död”… Alla på soc vet hur Annie mår, men istället för att tänka på det, så förnedrar dom ännu mer, och hur fasiken kan man sjunka så lågt, hur är det möjligt, hur kan det vara lagligt? Ja det är det inte, men nonchalansen är total känner vi!
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Nearly eight months have passed since Christer and Annie Johansson, with their young son Dominic, boarded a plane to move to India. With one minute before takeoff, Swedish authorities arrested Christer and Annie and whisked Dominic away into the custody of social services. 
Social workers have been visiting a Swedish couple whose son was "abducted" by government agents last year because he was being homeschooled, but that's not necessarily a good sign, and now two major rights organizations are exploring options to reunite the family.
"Swedish social workers have recently visited Christer and Annie and inquired about their current ability to take care of Dominic. According to a Swedish lawyer who spoke with HSLDA anonymously, these visits do not necessarily indicate the possible return of Dominic to his parents. Rather, this attorney said, Swedish social services intends to force the parents into 'complete subjugation and compliance with the system."
HSLDA and the Alliance Defense Fund are jointly advising the family and exploring all available avenues to help reunite Dominic with his family,” the HSLDA said in a published statement.