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- Police investigate report of girl's sexual assault at Far North Dallas foster home by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in USA sexual abuse texas foster care
Police investigate report of girl's sexual assault at Far North Dallas foster homeA 16-year-old girl was sexually assaulted at a foster home Monday night, Dallas police said.
- Boy dies in Bath children’s facility by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in USA group homes sexual abuse dead kid Wisconsin
Boy dies in Bath children’s facilityA 13-year-old boy from Monroe County died Monday at Snell Farm Children’s Center in Bath, Steuben County.
- Children and family court service facing 'strain' by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in Child Protective UK family court
Children and family court service facing 'strain'The body protecting children in family courts is going through unprecedented strain, a union has warned.Note: It's because they're stealing too many kids.
- City to add $2M, seeks advocates for kids in foster care by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in Child Protective USA Indiana money casa
City to add $2M, seeks advocates for kids in foster careAn injection of $2 million will help shorten the backlog of about 800 abused and neglected children in Marion County who are on a waiting list to get adult advocates.
- Scotland Reforms 24 Hour Child Protection Line by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in Child Protective Scotland child abuse hotline
Scotland Reforms 24 Hour Child Protection LineThe 24 hour Child Protection Line will in future be staffed by qualified child protection professionals rather than trained call handlers, who after an initial professional assessment will be able to give...
- Malta looking into case of Russian foster children by Legally Kidnapped on Nov 25, 2009 in malta foster care adoption Russia
Malta looking into case of Russian foster childrenThe Maltese Embassy in Moscow is looking into the case of Russian children who were taken back to their country after being taken care of by Maltese families, Foreign Affairs Minister Tonio Borg said.
