July 29, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Exposure, Miscarriage of justice, Petitions, Protest, Protesting, Public Interest, Publicity, The rule of money, The Web
Facebook, House of Lords, Mainstream Media, Online Communities, Social network, Trending and Popularity, Twitter, Wordpress, YouTube
As long as we can’t either win individual cases or make progress in terms of changing “the system”, I can hardly feel pleased. However, I follow the following guidelines:
- Publicity is the very soul of justice. It is the surest of all guards against improbity. It keeps the judge himself, while trying, under trial.
- As long as the mainstream media don’t cover enough of our problems, we must ‘compensate’ with internet media.
- Just as mainstream media ‘boast’ with ratings and circulation figures, so bloggers are happy with good numbers of visits to their sites.
Victims Unite was started on 2nd August 2010, after Room 14 – a Foundation for Change in April 2009 (2,589 visitors) and Enforcement of Bank of England Act 1694 in June 2009 (30,936 visitors). Since then, More
July 28, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, John Hemming MP, Private Members Bill
Court of Protection, Family Court, John Hemming, Law, Local government, Member of Parliament, Select Committees, Social work, Wordpress
This Family Justice Private Members bill is amazingly comprehensive and reflects John Hemming’s exceptional intelligence: studied physics, speaking five human languages, while typing umpteen programming languages AND playing three musical instruments to performance standard!
One cannot but trust his judgement. He is extremely well informed by virtue of having over 1,600 family cases on file. But as listed here, he is also or has been on the right kind of Select Committees to ‘know what is going on’ and to assess the best leverage for change in Parliament:
- Regulatory Reform
- Procedure
- Joint Committee on the Draft Legal Services Bill
- Modernisation of the House of Commons
- Backbench Business
- Joint Committee on Statutory Instruments
- Standing Orders.
Part 1: Transparency and accountability More
July 22, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Facebook, Internet Media, John Hemming MP, Public Inquiry, The Web, YouTube
Christopher Booker, Crime, Facebook, Family Court, Haringey London Borough Council, John Hemming, London Borough of Haringey, Mainstream Media, Media, Social work, Wordpress, YouTube
It’s sooo difficult for people to think the unthinkable and believe the unbelievable: that Social Services are there to SNATCH children for all sorts of purposes, and definitely incentivised by money.
To make this more ‘acceptable’, I compiled key articles from mainstream media. But that still hasn’t been enough to change!
John Hemming is the only MP who consistently makes all sorts of efforts to make change happen.
So people make their own demands on Facebook, YouTube and WordPress. When will it be enough, I wonder???
What has to happen for ‘orders from above’ to stop this child snatching aka state kidnapping that is sanctioned by judges in family and even criminal courts?
July 1, 2012
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Exposure, Internet Media, Publicity, YouTube
Family Court, Germany, Haringey, John Hemming, London Borough of Haringey, Musa, Nicholas Wall, Social work, Wordpress
No, you can’t believe that it is happening. And you must wonder why. I was alarmed to it for the first time in July 2010, when I published this document on one of my blogs.
Eventually, I had enough emails to do what I like doing: publish information that I consider important. This time it was about a woman whose eigth child was taken. It was allergic to industrial milk and she had photos how mother’s milk bottles in the fridge, as Social Services had not picked them up. Result: an ‘injunction order’ by Swansea Council – via WordPress.com! That’s how I learned about the secrecy in family courts.
However, what was immediately obvious to me was the falsification of seemingly official documents. I had seen those kind of ‘mistakes’ in bankruptcies, home repossessions and other ‘white collar crimes’. More
August 30, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Campaigning, Court Hearings, Exposure, Petitions, Publicity
Habeas Corpus, Human rights, Leeds, London, Royal Courts of Justice, Wordpress, World War II
Dangerous page
Thanks to “Alien from Saturn” I was alerted to the fact that the page I produced on Norman Scarth has become “dangerous”.
The “security package” Trend Micro Titanium has ‘stigmatised’ my page hosted by WordPress:
Trend Micro has confirmed that this website can transmit malicious software or has been involved in online scams or fraud.
Please close this page.
So now we don’t fight in the trenches any more, Norman. Now it’s about cyber trenches, where only others see what someone running Trend Micro does against me and you…
Maybe they’ll still sign one or both petitions to help you:
July 16, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Publicity
Berlin, Child abuse, Contempt of court, Court Order, Crime in the United Kingdom, Doncaster, Elizabeth Watson, Google, International law, John Hemming, Law, Local government, McKenzie Friend, Member of Parliament, Protection from Harassment Act 1997, Social work, Twitter, Wordpress
MP John Hemming outs Doncaster Council over injunction – this was the headline in METRO on 26 April, 2011.
On the same day John Hemming MP published on his blog Gag Removed – Job Done.
On 13 May I started www.vickyhaigh.wordpress.com.
People may be in contempt of court. But when courts try to gag MPs and contact with them, they are in contempt of Parliament which is where the law of the land is being made!
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June 3, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Publicity
Charitable organization, Donation, Free Donations, Internet petition, Paulette Cooper, Philanthropy, Requesting Help, Twitter, white collar crime, Wordpress
It takes £1,000 to register a charity. The advantage is for donors to be able to deduct their donations from their tax bill.
We’ve been operating withoug funds ever since we started in 1998, everybody contributing time and efforts for free, with occasionally some money for printing a programme or paying a phone or internet bill.
As soon as I have that charity registration number, I want to place big DONATE buttons on my various websites, hoping that people will respond to
Meanwhile I want the name to be Victims Anonymous and have formulated the following objectives:
- To aid victims of white collar crimes, such as financial exploitation, legal oppression and emotional cruelty
- To provide emotional, legal and financial support through face-to-face meetings
- To build mutual support networks by making best use of social media.
May 14, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Child Abusers, Child snatching, Forced Adoptions, Gagging orders, Organised baby snatching, Paedophilia, Social Services, State kidnapping
Child, Child abuse, Child protection, Children Youth and Family, Family Court, Name and Shame, Social Sciences, Social work, Wordpress
The World needs to Know is a ‘mirror site’ of the Name and Shame Social Services workers blog, which has reached the limit of 5000 comments – just to illustrate how big the problem is!!!
And there’s a link to Social Workers Named on bebo:
The problem with love is
that it tears you up from the inside
but makes us stronger in the end…
In one of my critical moments in life my mum said:
What doesn’t kill you, makes you stronger!…
Let’s keep loving! Passionately!
Among the ‘news bites’
May 6, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Advocacy, Campaigning, Publicity
Barrister, Blog, Human rights, Human Rights and Liberties, Law, legal blogging, Wordpress
UK Human Rights blog is the admirable undertaking of Adam Wagner of 1 Crown Office Row barristers chambers.
He organised The future of legal blogging on 17 February and on 19 May another event will take place, with a bigger panel. I wish I could be there, but I’ll be abroad, caring for my mum.
However, I’ve submitted these questions:
1. when bloggers are subjected to a ‘reporting restriction order’ or an ‘injunction oder’ by a local authority, what is the correct procedure of service?
2. when the blogging company (WordPress and Blog.com in my case) only accept documents from solicitors or courts to revert their decision to delete entries, the implication is that bloggers need to take local auhorities to court. Is there another way of validating what to us seem to be fake and rogue ‘orders’?
May 3, 2011
Sabine Kurjo McNeill
Publicity
BBC, Blog, Injunction, Member of Parliament, Monday, Parliamentary privilege, Wales, Westminster, Wordpress
There is a good article by Parliamentary correspondent Mark D’Arcy on this BBC site News UK Politics about Parliamentary privilege, MPs and super-injunctions.
The suggestion is to
draw clear lines in the sand between the courts and Parliament and set out what the rules should be for the media, too.
But what our parliamentarians are allowed to say, and the extent to which it can be reported, is more than just a techie issue for Westminster nerds…
Indeed. That’s why I wrote:
As a blogger and online activist, I have the ‘privilege’ of being hit by one “Injunction Order” from a Council in Wales regarding the Stealing of Baby Harley [http://bit.ly/dHqMvQ] and the Reporting Restriction Order regarding Vicky Haigh where the gag was removed. http://bit.ly/k6cEeU
The blog hosting company WordPress effectively forces me to take Councils to court so that I can blog…
Well, on Monday I shall attempt to get the Reporting Restriction Order removed in Court.
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