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Human Rights Violation
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Mandatory CCTV Cameras for Vulnerable disability children and adults in Places of Care
Downgrading the charges of the Director of Integrity Care for Ann Marie Smith's deathCriminal charges dropped for the Directors of Integrity Care who allowed the death of Anne Marie Smith due to their negligence. N…Read full update
Mandatory CCTV Cameras for Vulnerable disability children and adults in Places of Care
Residential disability care place sued by Parents for abuse of their Autistic son...We still need Cctv in group homes to protect our children- attached is sourced article from New York Times - which notes this fami…Read full update
Mandatory CCTV Cameras for Vulnerable disability children and adults in Places of Care
Neglect and attacked non verbal boy while in disabilities care - this should not be happening!Why is this still happening to our vulnerable children with disabilities especially the non verbal? Assaults and neglect - two rea…Read full update
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The individual and collective Australian First Nation Stolen Generation stories, and the findings of Bringing Them Home Report provide ample evidence of detrimental inter generational cultural psychological impact on children to justify a full inquiry!
I am adopted from Korea and this needs to be investigated. Korean Adoptees need to have transparency surrounding the people and agencies that were responsible for their adoptions, to ensure they were conducted properly and ethically.
We are the adoptive parents of 2 Korean born children. Like other adoptive parents we believed that the process we undertook for their adoption through the various Australian Government departments was above board, legal and done with utmost trust.We now realise that the practices in both Korea and Australia were flawed and that the depth of this malpractice and deceit created for our children ( and thousands of others ) an unimaginable loss of identity, family, belonging and culture.
As adoptee parents we feel very strongly that our children should have the right to access and follow their birth and family history if they choose to.
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