Here is the letterhttps://www.facebook.com/marius.reikera ... 5254156875Dear Mr President of the European Commission,
Dear Mr President of the European Parliament,
Dear Members of the European Parliament,
Our utter desperation forced us to address you by this letter. It forced us to write you about the reality of unspeakable abuse of power being committed by a supposedly advanced country even as we speak. The country in question is Kingdom of Norway.
We are addressing you, because Norway is systematically acting in breach of its legal obligations also against European citizens and their families, causing them great harm. The fact that Norway is not an EU Member State cannot be seen as an excuse this time; quite opposite. It should be the reason for the Community institutions to step in and defend their citizens.
We, the undersigned, have one thing in common in particular; we have painfully experienced, that for reasons beyond our understanding, our children were taken away by force. They took away the children we love and that have not suffered under any bad or illegal conditions from us. Maybe it does sound incredible, and indeed, the fact that it does, makes our fight much harder. Anyway it is important for you to know that Norwegian authorities, especially Barnevernet, the Child Protection Services, systematically abuse human rights, as well as children’s best interests.
Children here are being, literally, ripped out of their parents’ hands. Both social workers and the police are ruthless; crying and screaming children, begging for a chance to stay with their families, pose no obstacle to them whatsoever. They constantly prove that they are about to have it their way, no matter what.
Usually it all begins with a groundless accusation, upon which, following a preliminary injunction, children are being taken away from their shocked parents. The parents then cooperate with the authorities and comply; all in hope that their beloved ones will be returned to them one day. The parents, as instructed by Barnevernet, remain silent. They do not fight the system; they do not go to press with their stories and patiently wait for the next meeting with their children, which is scheduled only for couple of hours few times a year, under heavy surveillance by both police and Barnevernet, far too often.
They treat us as murderers despite the fact that they have no evidence of any mistreatment. They have no evidence of anything illegal being done to our children. Our lives’ fates are decided by the so-called “fylkesnemnda”, a court-like commission for family matters that rules on how often we can see our children, whether we can see them at all and whether our children are going to be forcibly adopted.
These commissions are like a train that cannot be stopped. They are able to falsify documents and expert reports – we have hard evidence for that that will be available made available to you. Some of us succeeded in getting our children back, though under rather strange circumstances. There was no intention to compensate us for the painful intervention we have been through, nor was there any kind of apology or explanation on why did it happen.
It is our great wish that the European Parliament would step into this matter, and, by doing so, will help us to get our children back.
Hereby undersigned parents, whose families suffered from the hands of the Norwegian social services:
Best regards
1. - cannot see her son any more (Russia)
2. - cannot see her two sons any more (Czech Republic)
3. boy was taken in the age of 9 month and girl in the age of two years , meetings 4 hours per year (Iraq)
4. - son, meetings 4 hours 2 times per year (Lithuania)
5. , 8 months old, meeting for 2 hours every 14 days (Norway, Slovakia)
6. , 10 months old, meetings 4 times per year, 1 hour each time (Norway)
7. – son 5 years old, meetings 6 hours per year (Lithuania)
8. – 8 years old son, no meetigs any more (Lithuania)
9. - two children, meetings 4 hours per year (Brazil)
10. - 3 children are back (Turkey)
11. - two girls are back (Russia)
12. - two children are back with mother (India)
13. - two daughters, meeting 4 hours per year (Philiphines, Norway)
14. - two daughters,3 years and 7 years old, meeting 4 hours per year (Norway)
15. - three daughters, meeting 4 hours per year (Brasil)
16. - have their daughter back and living in Polland
17. - son taken in the age of 18 months, cannot see him any more (USA)
18. - two children returned, two others still in foster care, meetings 4 time per year (Norway)
19. - one son they have back and two other younger sons can see 6 times per year (Sweden, Romania)
20. - daughters are 2 years and 8 months / 1 year 6 months old, meeting 4 hours per year (Philiphines, Norway)
21. - girl 10 years, boys 9 and 5 years old are separated in 3 fosterhomes, meetings with boys 2 times per year and the girl 4 times per year under supervision of Barnevernet (Sweden)
22. - two children cannot see any more and one can meet 8 times per year (Norway)
23. - daughters 7 and 6 years, meeting 6 times per year for 6 hours each time (Norway)
24. - sons 6 and 9 years, meeting 4 hours per year (Norway)
25. - girl 15 year, boy 10 years contact not allowed (Norway)
26. - family has been persecuted by BV in 5 generations (Norway)
27. - her 14 years old daughter is with father in outland. Contact not allowed (Norway)
28. - oppressed by Barnevernet for two years (Lithuania)
29. - two girls: one 4 years and second 7 years old. Meetings with both 6 times a year. With younger girl for two hours and older one for three hours each visit (Norway)"
30. - son 12 years old. Meetings 6 hours / 6 times per year. Placed in foster home since February 2015 (Norway)
31. – daughter 15 years old. Parents are not allowed to see her. Son 10 years, parents are not allowed to see him. Ida 6 years – meetings 8 times per year (Norway)
32. - son, 4 meetings per year for 2 hours each (Norway)
33. - the victim of Barnevernet have hired lawyers and waited 3 years (Norway)
34. - girl 7 old and boy 2 years old (Polland)
35. - two girls, 13 and 5 years, taken. Can see 13 years old girls 4 times a year for 4 hours and 5 years old girl only two times a year for 3 hours (Norway)
36. - two girls 6 and 13 years, taken in october 2014, now back with mother (Norway)
37. - son, taken after birth, meetings 8 hours per year (Norway)
38. - son 8 years, cannot see him any more (Lithuania)
39. - two girls 9 and 7 years, 2 boys 5 and 2 years and a baby boy 3 months old, taken in november 2015, ongoing (Norway, Romania)
Contacts for answear:
Jordanka Jirásková
tel.: 00420777286331
email:
jordanita@seznam.czaddress: Pod Hajnicí 1079
Velké Přílepy, 25264
Czech Republic