Organisationen Hjärta Mod och Styrka har gjort en intervju med Dominic Johanssons pappa.
Showing posts with label visby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label visby. Show all posts
Friday, April 3, 2015
Saturday, March 1, 2014
Life after cps part 1 - Swedish / Livet efter ett LVU del 1 - Pilotavsnitt
Sverige är kantat med en katastrofal behandling av föräldrar som antingen har ett litet problem, eller ett stort, eller som ofta uppdagas, inga problem alls. Men, dom börjar när socialtjänsten blir inkopplad, och då som så ofta händer så faller Ditt liv och Dina barn tas ifrån Dig, på som sagt, ofta vaga grunder.
Ett juridisk spel följer och rättsväsendet tar inte sitt ansvar att skydda var och ens rätt enligt rättigheterna i deklarationen, eller Svensk lag. (författning).
Rättsupproret Gotland knäckte iden om att samarbeta för att lösa denna kris då regeringen samt med deras granskande myndigheter lyser med sin frånvaro.
Bättre upp, vi kräver Nu en omedelbar förändring på denna katastrof som kantat Sverige i smyg i snart 100 år.
Information om hur Du också kan medverka kommer efter klippet.
Denna gång blev det lite väl statiskt, men någonstans måste man börja.
Monday, July 29, 2013
Sammanfattningsmöte med socialtjänsten i Visby/Gotland efter 4 års LVU
"Jag går ut öppet med det här för att samhället för en gångs skull skall få reda på hur socialtjänstemän behandlar barn och familjer. Vi är en av många tusentals familjer som behandlas på samma sätt, vilket samhället har struntat i så länge jag kan minnas. Var vänlig och sprid länken till så många som möjligt, LVU kostar samhället uppskattningsvis 40-50 miljared varje år, skattepengar som skulle kunna användas till något helt annat. Per skattebetalare blir detta åtskilliga tusenlappar per år, men till vilken nytta? Inte i förmån för oss familjer i alla fall, och inte för Dig heller."
Friday, March 29, 2013
When Homeschooling Means Losing Your Child
I have my share of not-so-great homeschooling moments. You know those days when all the kids do is complain, you feel like a complete failure, and you wonder why you’re doing it in the first place? Sadly those days happen more often than not, and it is easy for me to lose perspective. I’ll easily fall into the “woe is me” persecuted homeschool mama role, complaining that I just can’t get it all done, and that it’s just “so hard”.
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Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Domenic Johansson to be Reunited with Family Atlast!
Domenic Johansson’s case will end up in a good note after all. Talks of reunion with parents are underway since the courts have sided with parents, Christer and Anne, as the unanimous and extensive testimonies given by friends and family spoke of their goodness and love for the child. Domenic was forcibly taken from his parents in 2009 by Swedish government officials saying that his parents were unfit for homeschooling him.
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Swedish Court Allows Son to Return to Homeschooling Parents
"We encourage Swedish authorities to release Domenic to his parents in light of the court's ruling..." -Roger Kiska, ADF
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Third anniversary of Domenic Johansson’s removal from the plane and his parents
Yesterday, June 25, 2012, was the third anniversary of Domenic Johansson’s removal from the plane on which he and his parents were sitting, waiting to leave Sweden for India to start a new life. Swedish social authorities and the police violated Domenic’s and his family members’ basic human rights guaranteed in the European Convention Additional Protocol 4 Article 2:2, which guarantees: “Everyone is free to leave any country including his own”. Yet they were prevented from leaving Sweden.
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Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Governor urged to take up detention of NRI mother's son
West Bengal Governor M K Narayanan has been urged to take up the alleged detention of an 11-year-old boy in Sweden, months after the boy's mother sought Indian's government's intervention in the matter.
Kolkata-based NGO "India's Smile", which claimed to have brought to light the custody row over the Swedish boy Domenic, similar to the recent NRI couple custody row in Norway, said on Friday it had forwarded to the Governor a copy of a letter from Fam Christer Johansson, father of the boy in Sweden, for his intervention.
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From Sweden Without Love: Domenic Johansson, Homeschooling, Mother India and the Swedish Gulag
The following article was prepared at the request of the Indian National Newspaper, Pravasi Today and covers the Domenic Johansson child abduction case in Sweden.
In what is being described by some as the Swedish Government's biggest blunder in modern times, a little half-Swedish, half-Indian boy called Domenic Johansson is standing in the middle of a political tsunami that threatens to rip apart the myth of the 'Swedish Utopia' and expose the Scandinavian régime as one of the worst and most systematic violators of human rights in Western Europe.
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To whom do children belong - their parents or the state?
I don’t pretend to know the rights and wrongs of Sweden’s Domenic Johansson case, and here’s a link to an article which doesn’t pretend to be objective, but I do know that when I google the case I can’t find anything on the other side. What apparently happened was that almost two years ago the Swedish government swooped down on the Johansson family and seized their then-seven-year-old son Domenic because he was being homeschooled. And the Swedish government still won’t give him back to his parents.
I’m pretty sure most people will agree that the only reasonable grounds for separating a young child from his or her parents is neglect or abuse - which homeschooling clearly isn’t. According to the linked-to article, however, the Swedish government’s actions are a manifestation of its adherence to the Platonic philosophy whereby children are the property of the state and their education is the responsibility of the state. The Platonic view is in sharp contrast to the UN’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights, with its Article 30, Clause 3 declaration: “Parents have a prior right to choose the kind of education that shall be given to their children”.
So which approach is better? Or can there be a middle ground? If so, what is it? H/T AMP
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Monday, April 30, 2012
NRI mother separated from her child by Swedish authorities-NewsX
Another shocking example of how Child Care authorities in the West often fail to understand the Indian way of bringing up a child. This time an NRI mother in Sweden is being put through the ordeal of her son being taken away by child care authorities. The Indian-origin woman named Nirmal Kumar Bhanos who married a Swede Christer Johansson is fighting the European nation's authorities to wrest the custody of their 13- year old son Domenic Johansson. Now going by the name Annie Johansson, the lady is an NRI holding an Indian Passport. She has now written to a Kolkata based NGO to help her. The couple is settled in Visby in Sweden since April, 2000 and Annie's mother who lives in Pune says the forced separation has flung the devastated Annie into depression.
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Outcry over Sweden’s Persecution of Homeschoolers Grows
As homeschooling families continue to flee Sweden in the face of escalating persecution, the global outcry over the controversial Swedish policies is growing louder. More than a few critics and reporters have even blasted the government’s actions and behavior as reminiscent of the former Soviet Union.
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Sunday, March 25, 2012
Sweden Abduction One of Worst Government Abuses
It’s been called one of the worst cases of government abuse ever committed against a homeschooling family: the abduction by Swedish authorities of Domenic Johansson, a happy, healthy, 7-year-old boy taken from his parents, Christer and Annie, in 2009 as they waited to leave Sweden on a flight to India.
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Thursday, February 16, 2012
ADF - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
STRASBOURG, France — A recent European Court of Human Rights ruling increases the pressure on Sweden to return a 10-year-old boy to his parents after the government abducted him from his parents nearly three years ago for being home-schooled.
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Homeschooling Parents Get New Hope in Custody Dispute
A recent European Court of Human Rights ruling is putting more pressure on Sweden to return a 10-year-old boy to his rightful home after the government abducted him from his parents nearly three years ago for being homeschooled.
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Saturday, January 28, 2012
Politician: Take homeschool kids from parents
The atmosphere for homeschool families in Sweden, where police and social service workers in 2009 abducted a 7-year-old boy from an airplane on which he and his family were moving to India, has plunged to “literally freezing” with a report that a top politician is recommending social services simply take children away from homeschooling families.
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Saturday, October 22, 2011
The Child - URGENT: Johansson Case Dire
The Johansson case was briefly mentioned in ‘The Child,’ a situation in which Swedish authorities removed a child into state custody for his parents’ infraction of home schooling. It has now grown more serious, and the Johansson parents are facing the reality of losing their parental rights altogether.
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