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We ought to think that we are one of the leaves of a tree, and the tree is all humanity. We cannot live without the others, without the tree.” – Pablo Casals

 Racism” is about a lack of knowledge and understanding, about a particular culture, or a group of people, and the person/s are happy with their lack of knowledge and understanding. It mainly has to do about power over a particular group of people. This, of course leads to “ignorance”. “Racism” is about “ignorance“. That stated it is not that they do not know the rules.  These arrogant  people think it does not apply to them and play the tune that they are: confused, mistaken or unclear when helping each other cover-up their mistakes. What should be happening is that the confused, mistaken or unclear public official should retire and not before their bad practices are brought to light within the public domain. Continue reading →

Lawful Disobedience: ARREST THAT JUDGE! Full Version HD (Uncensored) – YouTube

 

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Kevin West’s award winning (Best Documentary WIFF 2011) film about the attempt of Roger Hayes’ to arrest a so-called ‘Judge’ at Wirral Magistrate’s Court, UK…

waine-warren‘s insight:

ECHR declares all business Public and Private in the given geographical area are defined as the local authority. http://northamptoncouncil.blogspot.co.uk/2013/12/timeline.html 

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BAILII – BAILII Databases

BAILII – BAILII Databases See on Scoop.it – Public Law Children Act Cases BAILII databases contain British and Irish case law, legislation and other materials (e.g. Law Commission Reports), and European case law. See on http://www.bailii.org Related articles The BAILII lecture: … Continue reading →

Foster Care

Foster Care

Foster care is the term used for a system in which a minor who has been made a ward is placed in the private home of a state certified caregiver referred to as a “foster parent”.  The state via the family court and child protection agency stand in loco parentis to the minor, making all legal decisions while the foster parent is responsible for the day to day care of said minor. The foster parent is remunerated by the state for their services.  Foster care is intended to be a short term situation until a permanent placement can be made:

• Reunification with the biological parent(s)
• When it is deemed in the child’s best interest. This is generally the first choice.
• Preferably by a biological family member such as an aunt or grandparent.
• If no biological family member is willing or able to adopt, the next preference is for the child to be adopted by the foster parents or by someone else involved in the child’s life (such as a teacher orcoach). This is to maintain continuity in the child’s life ~ Wikipedia
   

Family Law Courts

Family Law Courts Family matters are dealt with in the Family Division of the High Court, by district judges in County Courts and in Family Proceedings Courts. What Family Courts deal with Public law Private Law Adoption Marriage matters Domestic … Continue reading →

Devon teacher Simon Harris abused thousands of Kenyan boys over four decades – Daily Mail

Paedophile teacher Simon Harris, pictured, from Herefordshire, has been jailed for more than 17 years after he was convicted of abusing Kenyan street children as young as ten, in his home.

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Re L (A Child: Translation and Court Bundle Size) [2015] EWFC 15

In relation to care proceedings involving a non-English-speaking Slovenian father not being provided with any files in the court bundle in his own language, the President of the Family Division made comments about public funding of translated court bundle documents, and the failure to comply with the Practice Direction on the size of court bundles.

Source: www.familylaw.co.uk

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Humanist Marriage Ceremonies – Commons Library Standard Note

Humanist Marriage Ceremonies – Commons Library Standard Note   Published 07 January 2015 The Marriage Act 1949 (as amended) provides for civil marriage; marriage according to the rites and ceremonies of the Church of England and the Church in Wales; … Continue reading →

Judge tells ex-wife of millionaire horse surgeon: ‘go out to work’

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Via Resolution calls for sweeping changes to laws on divorce and separation.

An appeal court judge has told the ex-wife of a millionaire horse surgeon to seek employment, warning that she has no right to expect “an income for life” at her former husband’s expense.

In a decision that may have wider ramifications for the ex-partners of wealthy spouses, Lord Justice Pitchford said divorcees with children aged over seven should work for a living.

The comments were made as he rejected a challenge by mother-of-two Tracey Wright to a decision by a family court judge to slash her future maintenance.

Wright, a 51-year-old former legal secretary and riding instructor, had opted not to be a working mother when she split up with her husband Ian in 2008 after 11 years of marriage. Continue reading →

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Resolution calls for sweeping changes to laws on divorce and separation

Resolution, which represents family justice professionals committed to the constructive resolution of family disputes, will today call for sweeping changes to the laws surrounding divorce and separation.

Source: www.familylaw.co.uk

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Rotherham Council Leader Roger Stone Summoned To Parliament

Rotherham Council Leader Roger Stone Summoned To Parliament The former leader of Rotherham council has been summoned to parliament to answer questions about his handling of the town’s sexual exploitation scandal. Roger Stone stepped down last August on the day … Continue reading →

Ex-New York Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Indicted On 3 Charges

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

As in most countries with a British heritage, the speaker presides over the lower house of the legislature. The position exists in every U.S. state and in the United States House of Representatives, the lower house of the Congress. New York’s Assembly Speaker is very powerful.

 

NEW YORK (AP) — Former New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver was indicted Thursday on three charges after his arrest in a federal bribery case.

The indictment was returned in Manhattan federal court, where he appeared briefly last month when he was freed on bail just a day after sharing the stage with Gov. Andrew Cuomo during his State of the State address.

The indictment doesn’t add to the charges against Silver when he was arrested, but it’s a critical step that provides a legal roadmap for prosecutors’ presentation of evidence at trial. Two conspiracy charges contained in a criminal complaint were not included in the indictment, though no explanation was offered.

Silver will now have to enter a plea at an arraignment scheduled for Tuesday to charges that include two forms of honest services fraud, plus extortion under the color of official duties.  Continue reading →

 

Via Misconduct In Public Office Is An Offence At Common Law.

Zam Zam in Northampton.

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Latest Crime. Police News Right Now! Latest Lifestyle, Family and Child Protection News Right Now! Latest Family Law News Right Now! Terre des hommes – Child Protection New In Europe!

 

• Baby P~The Untold Story.
• • Forty-five ‘saved from traffickers’.
• • Two Rotherham Councillors And Police Officer Accused Of ‘Sex With Abuse Scandal Victims’.
  • Spurred by Pope Francis, Spain Charges 10 Priests In Country’s Largest Known Pedophilia Case.
  • The Family Court System Exposed – Beauty In Freedom.

Human Trafficking And Community Issues

 

 

May 23, 2014 7:05 AM by Lindsay MacLeod, KSBY News

Group warns human trafficking and kidnapping are local and international issues

 

via Key Areas In England for Human Trafficking.

 

• Baby P~The Untold Story.
• • Forty-five ‘saved from traffickers’.
• • Two Rotherham Councillors And Police Officer Accused Of ‘Sex With Abuse Scandal Victims’.
  • Spurred by Pope Francis, Spain Charges 10 Priests In Country’s Largest Known Pedophilia Case.
  • The Family Court System Exposed – Beauty In Freedom.

Time To Start Caring

    Time To Start Caring     IF WE DONT SPEAK OUT FOR THOSE WHOSE INNOCENCE WAS STOLEN, WHO WILL? And it comes three working days after the idea to listen to victims was put forward Plans to assess … Continue reading →

Forty-five ‘saved from traffickers’

Forty-five potential victims of human trafficking were rescued in Northern Ireland last year, according to the National Crime Agency.

Source: www.bbc.co.uk

They said they were subjected to domestic servitude, labour or sexual exploitation, the NCA said.

 

One girl and three women said they had been sexually exploited.

Twenty-two of those rescued were Romanian, 10 were from China and others were from Albania, Vietnam and Lithuania.

 

In all, 30 adults said they had been exploited for cheap or free labour – 23 of them were men and seven were women.

 

The figures, published in the National Referral Mechanism Statistics End of Year Summary 2014, are 10% higher than in 2013.

 

Staff at Belfast International Airport have been trained by human rights organisation, the International Justice Mission (IJM), to spot trafficking victims.

 

Its UK chief executive, Terry Tennens, said: "The vast majority of trafficking victims come from backgrounds of poverty, which makes women and girls especially susceptible to traffickers’ schemes of deception.

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