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Are these actual details of this case (if so, where are you getting them?), or examples of possible explanations that might be left out in an article such as th

by jtheory 13y ago

Are these actual details of this case (if so, where are you getting them?), or examples of possible explanations that might be left out in an article such as this? I do get the sense there's quite a bit left out of the article.

Kiro 13y ago
https://www.flashback.org/t1109355 https://www.flashback.org/t1109355 In Swedish but they refer to the court documents (Google Translate): "The man came driving straight toward the son and the foster mother in a car, got out, pulled her son into the car and drove away from the scene. The man then switched to another car and slept two nights with her son in a barn and another outbuilding like space." "The father was sentenced to prison for the unlawful detention, and has had restraining order against son with an extension until at least last fall." "The boy lvu: was, among other things because he had been physically abused. The judges consisted of caries (!). When parents would move him to India at the age of eight, they had not vaccinated the boy. It was then that assistance was on the plane at Arlanda. Having grown up in Sweden and move to India without preparation of vaccinations can be dangerous. It was not about a charter trip to Goa, and even then, many people tend to take photos vaccines." http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&artikel=5519799 http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&art... "But the police do not come and take children who do not go to school. Emma Östling says this stopped in the 1980s. So there has to be a bigger issue for the local authority to justify taking a child away. This means that the local municipality's social department must have decided that the familiy's home was not a safe place for the child."
- Jach 13y ago
  Thank you. Part of the reason I submitted here (with an intentionally emotional title because otherwise it wouldn't have received attention!) was because I wanted to see if anyone knew something else about the story, especially from Swedish-language sources which I don't have the google-fu to initially find. I'm still left with questions, and I'm not sure cavities (were they in baby teeth near to falling out?), physical abuse (is that spanking or punching?), and lack of pre-trip vaccination (shouldn't that be India's problem?) justify the response, but it's a lot better than rocking the boat on homeschooling which is what all the English-language stories I saw on this seemed to say.

by jtheory 13y ago

Kiro 13y ago

https://www.flashback.org/t1109355 https://www.flashback.org/t1109355 In Swedish but they refer to the court documents (Google Translate): "The man came driving straight toward the son and the foster mother in a car, got out, pulled her son into the car and drove away from the scene. The man then switched to another car and slept two nights with her son in a barn and another outbuilding like space." "The father was sentenced to prison for the unlawful detention, and has had restraining order against son with an extension until at least last fall." "The boy lvu: was, among other things because he had been physically abused. The judges consisted of caries (!). When parents would move him to India at the age of eight, they had not vaccinated the boy. It was then that assistance was on the plane at Arlanda. Having grown up in Sweden and move to India without preparation of vaccinations can be dangerous. It was not about a charter trip to Goa, and even then, many people tend to take photos vaccines." http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&artikel=5519799 http://sverigesradio.se/sida/artikel.aspx?programid=2054&art... "But the police do not come and take children who do not go to school. Emma Östling says this stopped in the 1980s. So there has to be a bigger issue for the local authority to justify taking a child away. This means that the local municipality's social department must have decided that the familiy's home was not a safe place for the child."

Jach 13y ago
Thank you. Part of the reason I submitted here (with an intentionally emotional title because otherwise it wouldn't have received attention!) was because I wanted to see if anyone knew something else about the story, especially from Swedish-language sources which I don't have the google-fu to initially find. I'm still left with questions, and I'm not sure cavities (were they in baby teeth near to falling out?), physical abuse (is that spanking or punching?), and lack of pre-trip vaccination (shouldn't that be India's problem?) justify the response, but it's a lot better than rocking the boat on homeschooling which is what all the English-language stories I saw on this seemed to say.