Top European court tosses Christian family’s case where kids were seized by state
The parents' children were unlawfully seized in Norway in 2015 over the family’s Christian beliefs.
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Articles tagged Barnevernet
US mom begs Trump to help free her children kidnapped by Norway’s child protective services
Natalya Shutakova is an American citizen fighting the Barnevernet, the Norwegian Child Protective Services, for control of her three children. She is asking U.S. officials to intervene.
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Norway is stealing children from their parents. The EU government noticed.
October 29, 2019 (The Public Discourse) — In recent weeks, it has been reported that the Norwegian authorities have taken permanent custody of three American children from their Christian parents. Natalya Shutakova, a US citizen, and her husband, Lithuanian citizen Zigintas Aleksandravicius, are now allowed to visit their children only three times per year. Sadly, this is not particularly shocking to those who have been working to protect parental rights in Europe.
It seems remarkable that this can be happening in a country that positions itself as a human rights champion. Through its Agency for Development Cooperation, Norway devotes more than $400 […]
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Poland accepts refugee mother who fled Norway’s child welfare services
The woman sought asylum when she feared the Norwegian government was about to take her child away.
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Norway child services in European court for removing children from parents without good reason
'The investigation into Norway has shown that without effective safeguards, child protection agencies can cause long-term damage to families.'
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Homeschooler back at home after Norway ‘child protection’ officials took him from family
'We could not have done this without International support,' says the family.
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‘Child protection’ officials chase down 12-year-old homeschooler, seize him from parents
Terese and Leif Kristiansen are living through one of a parent’s worst nightmares.
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Norwegian couple had 5 kids seized over Christian ‘indoctrination.’ Will their case finally be heard?
The country's child welfare agency may face an investigation after receiving worldwide scrutiny.
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