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> Problem is that in Norway parents have ZERO rights. This is obviously not true. Norway has laws that safeguard both parents and children, and is in the proce
by janvidar 12y ago
> Problem is that in Norway parents have ZERO rights.
This is obviously not true. Norway has laws that safeguard both parents and children, and is in the process of ratifying the relevant Hague convention.
Bear in mind that when you read or hear about these seemingly horrifying stories, you only hear one side of the story. This is due to very strict privacy laws protecting all parties.
- hueving 12y agoUm, the horrifying side of the story is of the parents and the child. What other part of the story would be protected by privacy laws.
- janvidar 12y agoWell everything. Barnevernet cannot comment due to privacy laws. So you get the stories about the "unfortunate parents" that do not understand why their child(ren) were taken away. The reality is that you never hear about the abuse or neglect in these cases... and that is the truly horrifying part.