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Based on the bar-chatter, it sounds like the boy was being held against his will. There’s probably also a case of negligence to be made. Keeping children in ba
by haasted 7y ago
Based on the bar-chatter, it sounds like the boy was being held against his will.
There’s probably also a case of negligence to be made. Keeping children in basements for a long time is likely to impede their development.
- trentlott 7y agoAlso schooling? Do they require that you educate your child via the state or (not so) equivalent home-schooling?
- Scarblac 7y agoIt is required to let your child go to school and home-schooling does not satisfy that requirement so is in principle illegal. There are a few ways some people do manage to get it allowed (you have to argue that your way of life / religion is fundamentally incompatible with all schools in the region) but expect quite a few visits from suspicious civil cervants and lots of arguing. That's the theory, anyway. How it was possible that these children were never checked on is still under investigation.
- jandrese 7y agoWhy bother teaching your children if the world is going to end before they are adults?
- trentlott 7y agoBecause it'll get them taken away before the world ends Its an annoying needle to thread