We need to draw attention to the wrongful imprisonment of Robert Green who was sent to prison for reporting a crime of child abuse to a down-syndrome child. We need your help to make this work.
To illustrate how this would work, imagine if those who are Protesting outside Stormont Castle and City Hall, all joined hands around the outside of the building. Use this platform to build up meaningful dialogue between the groups and organisations who take part. You can’t have change if you do nothing to make the
change happen. 6th of March is the day when we all demonstrate our numbers, all protesting against child abuse, forced adoption, secret family courts and child stealing by the state, To make The Charter for Grandchildren legal. To find out more about this, please visit
This World Wide Protest is an attempt to make everyone more aware and speak out about the abusive treatment of children especially by our governments and social services and others who are alienating children from their dad’s and grandparents who have done no wrong. Children are our future and if they are not treated right which they are not in the care system, they become unmanageable, bitter, with no respect for others. They become gang members who terrorise us all especially the older people who are afraid to open their doors or go out at night.
We need to draw attention to the wrongful imprisonment of Robert Green who was sent to prison for reporting a crime of child abuse to a down-syndrome child. We need your help to make this work.
To illustrate how this would work, imagine if those who are Protesting outside Stormont Castle and City Hall, all joined hands around the outside of the building. Use this platform to build up meaningful dialogue between the groups and organisations who take part. You can’t have change if you do nothing to make the change happen. 6th of March is the day when we all demonstrate our numbers, all protesting against child abuse, forced adoption, secret family courts and child stealing by the state, To make The Charter for Grandchildren legal. To find out more about this, please visit
So it is ok to give human rights to paedophiles let them sexually abuse children, then give the paedophiles the right to adopt the kids, to go on to continue to abuse the children who have no rights and no voices, with all human rights and the laws of the land given to paedophiles.
Most social workers and cafcass have said to me, all children are liars and do not know what they want. There are two children from thousands in care who keep smuggling letters to their father pleading for help, and so like many parents and families who have gagging orders nothing can be done to help a child in care in this so called Great Britain, all contact with children in care are supervised with a supervisor writing down every word spoken on the one hour contact so we will never know the truth of any abuse until the child has grown up, and should children speak of abuse, we can still do nothing to help because the child will be moved to another foster carer and contact with the families stopped.
A song written years ago, (silence is golden) what a wonderful song for the abusers of children and of the state who are our selling children, and now to the paedophiles. The government state we are short of money, ah ah so lets sell the kids to the paedophiles.
Then we have people such as Robert Green a wonderful quite gentleman who has for many years given his life to help a child whose body was constantly used for sex, with Robert being sent to prison on the 17th February for breach of the peace, and the paedophile ring have under the human rights won yet again.
The rising up in this country has to happen on mass if we are to save the children.
The Home Office has paid out more than £1m compensation plus £1m costs to 40 asylum-seeking children who were unlawfully locked-up in adult detention centres.
Children still being held in adult facilities, according to the Refugee Council. Image: Nathan Clark
The case, which concluded in 2010, came to light following a freedom of information request made by the guardian newspaper.
It dates back as far as 2005 when Bhatt Murphy Solicitors mounted a judicial review of the Home Office’s policy for disputing the age of asylum-seekers, on behalf of the children.
This policy permitted immigration officers to treat child asylum-seekers as adults and to detain them without first properly assessing their age.
In response to the judicial review, the Home Office changed the law on detaining children whose ages are disputed, and after several year of legal wrangling, formally admitted that the 40 children had been unlawfully detained and agreed to pay compensation and legal costs.
But the Refugee Council warned that children are still wrongly being held in adult detention centres, despite the change in the law. The charity worked with 26 children detained as adults and subsequently accepted as children in 2010, and 22 such cases in 2011.
The children’s solicitor Mark Scott said: "It is obvious that vulnerable children who have done nothing other than to seek help should not be locked up by the State."
He went on: "It is of great concern if some child asylum-seekers continue to be detained contrary to policy. This comes at a time when government cuts to legal funding for people on low income will make it increasingly difficult to hold the state to account in the courts."
Donna Covey, chief executive of the Refugee Council, said government must introduce better guidance and training for people working on age assessments, and that such assessments should be carried out independently.
"The government pledged to end child detention nearly two years ago, and while they have made steps to do this for children with their families, children who are here on their own, many having fled horrifying experiences in their own countries, are still being detained due to flaws in the system," she said.
"This is unacceptable. We know from our work with detained young people that detention can severely damage their physical and mental wellbeing."
A Home Office spokesman said the UK Border Agency takes the welfare of young people "exceptionally seriously".
"Where there is any doubt over an individual's age, they will not be detained unless an independent local authority age assessment concludes that they are over 18," he said.
"These checks are carried out by social workers with expert knowledge. All of our front-line staff receive specialist training to ensure that the welfare of young people is considered at every stage."
Our members would like to know why Woman’s Aid is being funded by public money when they are main breakers of families today. They refuse to meet with us to try and protect innocent grandparents and grandchildren who have been forced apart by their tactics.
Domestic violence is abhored by every decent living person and the full force of the law should come down on those who do this. Woman’s Aid are ideal for saving women from domestic violence but have taken it upon themselves to go a step further than they should. they assist mothers in alienaing their husband/partners who have not been violent just for their own selfish means.
In 11 years of supporting grandparents it is very well known that Woman’s Aid are the biggest alienators of grandparents even if they have done no wrong. This is not in the best interests of children to have a loving dad or grandparents erradicated from their young lives when they need all the love and care they can get
In our 11 years of experience grandparents do not want to be a source of conflict regarding rights to their grandchildren. Their only conern is they are happy and well looked after and to be kept in reasonable contact.
The Charter for Grandchildren was created by us and a Scottish Government for such an instance. It gives the rights to the child/ren to have grandparents in their lives or an explanation why not. The Charter is parent friendly as it does not give grandparents any rights over parents or allow them to interfere with a child's upbringing.
Jimmy Deuchars
Grandparents Apart UK
Grandparents should be given clear rights to see their grandchildren when couples separate, ministers will say today.
In future, separating parents will be encouraged to agree to give children contact with their grandparents when signing up to the arrangements, under the planPhoto: ALAMY
By Tim Ross, Political Correspondent
6:20AM GMT 06 Feb 2012
The government wants more divorcing couples to reach agreement on access to their children without resorting to costly and stressful court action to settle custody disputes.
In future, separating parents will be encouraged to agree to give children contact with their grandparents when signing up to the arrangements, under the plan.
Ministers will stop short of full legal rights for grandparents but hope that the move will help parents ensure that their children do not lose contact with their extended families after separation.
Currently, most children remain living with their mothers after divorce. This leaves often leaves fathers with little access to their children, and in practice means paternal grandparents can lose contact altogether.
The Justice Secretary, Kenneth Clarke, is expected to set out details of the plan in a statement to MPs today.
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A government source said: “Children get a huge amount of love and support from grandparents.
“That's why we will do what we can to ensure that grandparents can remain part of their grandchild's life if their mum and dad separate.
“But adding a new legal right would make the process even more complex, so it would take much longer, which would be bad for the children we're trying to help.”
The government will include the new direction for grandparents’ access to be considered in new guidelines for divorcing couples.
Parents who are separating will then be expected to take account of rules when they draw up their parenting agreements, or through mediation.
The move follows a government-commissioned review of family law. Ministers will publish their full response today, including a new legal right for children to have a proper relationship with both their parents after a divorce for the first time.
Courts do not agree to grant parents a divorce until they are satisfied with the arrangements made for caring for the children.
The government hopes that ensuring that fathers receive improved access to their offspring after a marriage breaks down will also make
it less likely that paternal grandparents lose contact with their grandchildren.
A ministerial working group will be confirmed today, comprising the education ministers Tim Loughton and Sarah Teather, and the justice minister Jonathan Djanogly.They will be expected to draft proposals to reform the Children’s Act 1989 within two months.
Grandparents’ rights campaigners have previously urged minister to go further and introduce a full legal right to access to grandchildren
Obviously I am biased in my views for equal rights for everybody and by that I mean the young, old, sick. and healthy irrespective of their race, religion or culture.
I have asked those in power to debate family issues with me but I never have that invitation accepted, while the other government charities that are funded by you the tax payer have.
Those of you who contacted me last week with jubilation at the government's stance that separated fathers would get access to their children, which I welcomed, will record that I was cautious in my congratulations of the government, and the reason for this is now apparent as today we have Mr David Norgrove being reported in the Telegraph as coming out against changes in the Family Law, which as it stands hurts people, destroys children's minds and frustrates their loved ones who are denied access to their grand/children at great human and monetary cost.
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I am happy to say I am having more and more success from my blogs on Facebook as there is a lot of interest in what we are trying to achieve here in the UK which is the protection of children and their minds,
Should any of my friends have relations or friends here in Llandudno I would urge them to contact them to support my campaign for election to Local Government in this years Local Elections where Social Policy and the lack of justice to families is one of the fundamental core policies of my election manifesto.
I do appreciate you support and sincerely believe that change is coming. CHANGE in which we have all played such a vital part.
Ministers intend to rewrite the law in an attempt to ensure that fathers get improved access to their offspring after a marriage breaks down.
Currently, family courts decide to leave children with their mothers in the vast majority of divorce cases.
Campaigners have long complained that without a legal right to see their children, fathers can be excluded, particularly when a split has been acrimonious. By creating the new right for children, ministers hope that judges ruling on custody disputes will ensure more equal access for both parents.
A ministerial working group will be announced on Monday to decide how the Children’s Act 1989 needs to be amended.
According to the Office for National Statistics, one in three children, equivalent to 3.8 million, lives without their father. Ministers are particularly concerned about boys growing up without a strong male influence.
