Distinguished journalist Christopher Booker writes about systemic dysfunction in Britain's child protection system, which is unfortunately being replicated by governments around the world, including India. Christopher Booker has been reporting the wrongful removal of children by British Social Services since 2009. In this article he describes the widespread commercialisation of Britain's child care system, one-sided…

The tragic story of a Gujarati-origin family whose children were taken for forced adoption in the UK.

This was a case where a pregnant Italian woman with an alleged history of intermittent mental disorder, on a few week's training course in Britain, was sectioned under their Mental Health Act, subjected to a court-ordered C-section and had British Social Services take over the baby's custody the next day, and put it for forced…

Report here by journalist Christopher Booker, who regularly writes on the UK child protection system. Published in March, 2017 by The …

Article here by journalist Christopher Booker, who regularly writes on the UK child protection system. Published in March 2017 by The …

Story of a mother whose ordeal with UK Social Services began when she asked for help during a difficult pregnancy.

Grandmother jailed for opposing local authority in child care case.

"Over the past three years, mounting alarm has been expressed by the Council of Europe, the European Parliament and various eastern European governments at the readiness of Britain’s social workers to seize an ever-growing number of children from foreign parents working in the UK for what they consider to be wholly misguided reasons."

An article with some recent statistics on UK CPS and some history on their child laws.

Some statistics-Lord Justice James Munby

Report of a child care case - Lord Justice James Munby

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"Most people would be startled to learn how much of the child protection sector is now dominated by a handful of companies, most of them run by ex-social workers. These companies are paid huge sums by local authorities to make their fostering arrangements."

Case of a mother deprived of her daughter when she complained to social workers about possible abuse by the estranged father.

"The parents must then wrestle with a Kafka-esque system rigged against them in every way. They find themselves in courts where every normal principle of British justice has been stood on his head."

"Having talked at length to the mother, ...I put a series of questions to the council to get their side of the story. The response,,, was to ask the High Court to rule that I should not be allowed to write about the case at all."