More immigrant families are moving out of Norway in order to avoid issues with the country’s Child Welfare Services agency. According to a report published by The Foreigner news, as many as one in six immigrant children are now either taken out of the country or sent back alone to be with family abroad. However, the actual number remains unknown, as there have been no accredited studies on the matter.
Wednesday, March 06, 2013
Immigrant families leaving Norway to avoid Child Welfare Services
Immigrant families leaving Norway to avoid Child Welfare Services
More immigrant families are moving out of Norway in order to avoid issues with the country’s Child Welfare Services agency. According to a report published by The Foreigner news, as many as one in six immigrant children are now either taken out of the country or sent back alone to be with family abroad. However, the actual number remains unknown, as there have been no accredited studies on the matter.
More immigrant families are moving out of Norway in order to avoid issues with the country’s Child Welfare Services agency. According to a report published by The Foreigner news, as many as one in six immigrant children are now either taken out of the country or sent back alone to be with family abroad. However, the actual number remains unknown, as there have been no accredited studies on the matter.
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