Erik Strand
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Acoording to Statistics Norway, the Child Protection Services (CPS) intervened in some way towards 11700 new children in 2007. If one multiplies that number with 5, one gets 58 500, which is nearly the birth rate in Norway. CPS involvement even increased in 2008. See The Child Protection Service in Norway for details.
Norwegian authorities remove children from their families in a growing number of cases, even though a large number of international scientific studies demonstrate that this does more harm than it helps, exept in the worst cases of parental neglect/abuse. The Norwegian legal system also grants the families no judicial security in CPS cases. One infamous case which illustrates that is Svanhild Jensen's case. Psychologist Joar Tranoey was able to document that the psychological experts in the case where Jensen's two children were placed in a foster home, had quoted several witnesses quite wrongful. This was presented to the High Court, which failed to mention this finding by Tranoey at all!
The lack of judicial security in Norwegian CPS cases should be seen in context with the rampant corruption and lack of judicial security in the Norwegian society. For more articles about that, see Fampo
Norwegian authorities remove children from their families in a growing number of cases, even though a large number of international scientific studies demonstrate that this does more harm than it helps, exept in the worst cases of parental neglect/abuse. The Norwegian legal system also grants the families no judicial security in CPS cases. One infamous case which illustrates that is Svanhild Jensen's case. Psychologist Joar Tranoey was able to document that the psychological experts in the case where Jensen's two children were placed in a foster home, had quoted several witnesses quite wrongful. This was presented to the High Court, which failed to mention this finding by Tranoey at all!
The lack of judicial security in Norwegian CPS cases should be seen in context with the rampant corruption and lack of judicial security in the Norwegian society. For more articles about that, see Fampo