February 22, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Local Council, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Public Interest, Publicity, Social Services, State kidnapping
Adoption, Camilla Cavendish, Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service, Children Youth and Family, Education Select Committee, Family Court, Legal aid, Social work
There is a new blog on the child snatching block: We Can Change the World.
That’s where people are invited to log the facts of their dramas and sufferings.
Similarly, I’d like to invite people to log the ‘glitches’ they have experienced, by addressing titles such as:
- Social Services – Thresholds
- CAFCASS
- Children’s Guardian
- Legal Teams
- Children’s Solicitor
- Family Courts
- The Secrecy can not produce anything good.
- Social Services reports are taken as FACTS.
- Families statements are not taken into account.
- Foreign Nationals
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February 21, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Publicity, Social Services, State kidnapping
Adoption, Children Youth and Family, Education Select Committee, Family, Foster care, Home, LGBT, Martin Neary, Virginia, Wales
ITV Wales have looked into what happens to the 5,000 children in “care” in Wales. Their text says:
An ITV Wales investigation has revealed the true challenge facing our adoption services across Wales.
And with the number of children in foster care, homes and other servies soaring to a record high, the figures we’ve uncovered make grim reading
There are currently five thousand children who are in care in Wales. Many of those are not suitable for adoption, but of those that are only 200 complete the process each year
The average time for an adoption is just over two-and-a-half years.
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February 19, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning
Alex Salmond, Child abuse, Children Youth and Family, Daily Telegraph, Elish Angiolini, Grampian Police, Haringey London Borough Council, Hollie Greig, Holloway, Order of the Companions of Honour, Pedophilia, Pentonville, Prevention, Procurator Fiscal, Robert Green, Scottish Government, Social work
The Sovereign Independent is an excellent paper, and here is an excellent article about another shocking imprisonment related to child abuse aka paedophilia.
Robert Green has been exposing the abuse that Hollie Greig has endured and the harassment she and her mother have been subjected to.
What ‘gratitude’ when asking for justice and fairness! Children and vulnerable adults such as Hollie Greig get traumatised. Parents and supporters get gagged, criminalised and imprisoned. Are human rights worth the paper they are written on???
A good radio show with Brian Gerrish here.
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February 14, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Uncategorized
When the number and quality of negative comments became unbearable on Vicky Haigh’s site, I set it to ‘private’. Here I have only occasionally deleted comments that I did not consider either inspiring, empowering or helpful.
Now I have come across Stephen Fry’s rules:
- Kindly welcomes
- Genuine friendliness
- Consideration and appreciation of others
- Acceptance and friendship
- Intolerance only of rudeness and unkindness.
It would be ‘nice’ if commentator would adhere to them, PLEASE! Isn’t there enough negativity out there? Look at my latest ‘wake up call’.
With many thanks in advance,
S
February 5, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Members of Parliament, Petitions, Publicity
Alistair Burt, Family Court, Indian Ocean, John Glen, legal fraud, Maldives, Member of Parliament, North East Bedfordshire, North West Hampshire, parliament uk, parliamentary inquiry, sir george young, white collar crime, white collar crimes
Thanks to Colin Peters, I learned about these MPs criticising the judiciary in the Maldives:
Please put your comment on this Maldivean publication or this one and / or write to the MPs. Here’s what I sent:
Dear …
I was most interested to read about your willingness to criticise the Judiciary in the Maldives for being ‘corrupt and hostile’. Might we therefore count on you supporting our criticisms in the UK, by asking the Minister of Justice how he expects corruption and hostility towards victims of white collar crimes to go away here, in the UK?
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February 4, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Litigants in Person, McKenzie Angels, McKenzie Friends
Belinda, Child abuse, Facebook, Family Court, Haringey, Human Right, Law, Litigant in person, London Borough of Haringey, Magistrates Court, Maurice Kirk, McKenzie, McKenzie Friend, Musa, Social work, YouTube
Old Bailey
So far, I called them ‘victims turned starfighters’ and they will all have acted as McKenzie Friend in that learning process.
Now Belinda McKenzie (!) came up with the idea of an Association of McKenzie Friends to give ‘public interest advocacy’ more clout and presence in the legal process.
Maurice Kirk experiences the loopholes in the law in prison as a litigant in person. The Musas have been criminalised by Haringey Council after they kidnapaped their six children and have very similar experiences in prison:
- not being ‘produced’ by the prison staff for court hearings
- not being able to meet court deadlines when McKenzie Friends are not allowed legal visits to take documents in and out of prison
- not being able to type and photocopy documents.
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February 3, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Government, OFSTED, Social Services
Camilla Cavendish, Eileen Munro, England, General Social Care Council, Health, OFSTED, Social work, Times
Yuppee: in her Review of Child Protection, Professor Eileen Munro recommends a way of monitoring Social Services!
Not by a General Social Care Council, as The Times editor Camilla Cavendish recommended in 2009, but by OFSTED, the Office for Standards, in Education, Children’s Services and Skills, whose job it is to determine ratings for local councils.
May the fear of inspection instill some sense into Social Services!
Already I have managed to scare one of their outfits such that they ‘threaten’ to return three children, if only the parents agree not to have contact with me or three other helpers! A “conditional” victory!…
January 29, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Protest, Protesting, Social Services, State kidnapping
Child abuse, Child sexual abuse, Children Youth and Family, Family Violence, Local Resources, National Exchange Club Foundation, Parent, Police, Prevention, Scotland, Sexual abuse, Violence and Abuse
Supported by Victims Unite!
One Voice for Kids has initiated The Worldwide Peaceful Protest that I’m picking up to continue the tradition of meetings in Westminster. More details as they evolve, but do mark Tuesday, 6th March in your calendar!
Meanwhile, please check these links:
Against Child Abuse Network
One Voice for the Kids
Parents Injustice Groups Scotland
Anonymous UK has organised a demo in Haringey Council for Saturday 3rd March, 1 – 4pm
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January 23, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Publicity
Camilla Cavendish, Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service, Constitutional Affairs Committee, Education Select Committee, Family Court, General Social Care Council, Jeremy Bentham, Parent, Times
Camilla Cavendish’s 10-Point Plan
Camilla Cavendish[1] is Associate Editor and columnist at The Times. In 2009, she was campaigning journalist of the year for exposing miscarriages of justice which convinced Government to open the family courts – but not enough. Here is her 10-point plan that is waiting to be implemented:
- Open family courts to the press in all but exceptional circumstances (as recommended by the Constitutional Affairs Select Committee)
- Let any parent or carer accused of abuse call any witnesses they need in their defence. At the moment, they are routinely refused permission to do so.
- Give automatic permission for parents who are refused legal aid to get a lay advisor to help them present their case. This is routinely refused.
- Remove the restrictions that prevent families from talking about their case (as recommended by the Constitutional Affairs Select Committee). More
January 21, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Child Abusers, Child snatching, Exposure, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Publicity, Social Services, State kidnapping
Bill Maloney, Child abduction, Civil liberties in the United Kingdom, Down syndrome, Family Court, Gareth Peirce, Linda Lewis, Social work
Brian Gerrisch on Child Stealing by the State on Edge Media TV with Theo Chalmers on 11th February 2010:
1/10
- wickedness of the system
- the stories are so horrific that we do need to wake up in society and do something about it
2/10
- injunction orders aka gagging
3/10
- Linda Lewis’s daughter – kidnapped at 12 and still not allowed to see her mum at 24
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