The Aporia
The Aporia
13 articles about 13 events for “Child Protection Failures”.
“Many women who require protection naturally fear arrest and do not trust officers to investigate violence.”
“…nese forest conservator Farwiza Farhan, while making a compelling case for the protection of the Leuser Ecosystem – a tropical rainforest reserve in Sumatra and one of the last places on Earth where tigers, elephants, rhinos and orangutans coexist in the…”
“…duct face-to-face inquiries investigating allegations made by whistleblowers and former students of systemic control, abuse, and forced communal living at the Redeemer Baptist School in North Parramatta are another cloud over the protection of children in…”
“Aboriginal Elders have called for a Royal Commission into WA’s child protection agency, and for Child Protection Minister Jessica Stojkovski to resign.”
“…icials in all three dioceses knew about the sexual abuse of children yet did not take effective action to prevent it or to examine the institutional failures of leadership that led to scores of children being victimized at the hands of abusive priests,” the…”
“In short: Ninety-one children known to child protection services died in the last financial year in Queensland, up 59.6 per cent from the previous year.”
“It works, pays taxes, sends children to school, pays its bills and keeps going.”
“In short: Aboriginal elders want a royal commission into child protection failures in Western Australia's north.”
“I have come to see it as a “public works system” — an enormous governmental enterprise organized around paychecks, pensions, contracts, bureaucracies and political power, while the people with the least power are the children sitting behind the desks.”
“…ened to me and turn it into something that protects another child or helps another woman, then I have to do it.’ She is the Laois coordinator for Walk In Our Shoes, an event taking place around the country next weekend which is campaigning for change for…”
“Up until the late 1960s, the welfare board previously named the Aborigines Protection Board, controlled the lives and affairs of Aboriginal people in NSW by enforcing policies of segregation, assimilation, child removal and wage withholding.”
“During COVID, “an enormous amount of money” was stolen via the Paycheck Protection Program and the Economic Injury Disaster Loan, yet the Biden administration did nothing.”
“Dorothy Papertalk says many of the systemic failures persist today, as exemplified in reports this week that more than a dozen children were left unsupervised in a home on her street.”