Press Release: Upcoming Barnevernett CPS Kidnapping Ring Conference this weekend in Sofia
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- Category: Rallies / Meetings / Protests
- Created: Saturday, 28 September 2019 00:25
- Written by Alecomm2
On 29 September 2019 the Bulgarian non-governmental Association ‘Parents United for Children’ (Bul. Abbr. ‘ROD’, direct heir to the national informal Facebook group ‘No to the Strategy for the Child 2019-2030, and part of the international movement against the imposition of anti-family policies), will hold a national conference with international participation under the title ‘SOCIAL CHILD KIDNAPPING — HIDDEN WAR AGAINST THE FAMILY.’ This first of its kind conference will be held at Vitosha Park Hotel in Sofia (Vitosha conference hall), starting at 9:00.
Among the international guest speakers are German sociologist Gabriele Kuby, author of book ‘ The Global Sexual Revolution’; Lorcan Price - Irish barrister who played major part in fighting legalisation of abortion in his country, Norwegian legal expert Markus Reikeras, who gained international recognition for the protection of human rights, especially the rights of children and families; Steven Bennett and Bjorn Korf, founders and leading figures of the Austrian-based NGO for the protection of children’s rights, ‘Step up 4 Children’s Rights’; Steven Bennett is author of ‘ Stolen Childhood,’ exposing the dysfunctional Norwegian child protection services.
First of all, a huge thank you to all those who came to the Rally out front of Parliament House yesterday (Wednesday 24 Feb 2010), on behalf of NSGBD (New Stolen Generation By DOCs). The morning was a huge success with a lot of publicity gained on the corruption within the child protection system, further shown by Pru Gowards statements in todays paper about the implementation of consent orders to be mandatory. 
Colleen Fuller and her daughter Kirsten have been fighting for the return of their son and grandson ‘Kerry 2’ who was stolen by the Department of Human Services (DoCS) in November 2007. Colleen as well as Kirsten, is of Aboriginal descent; both have disabilities, and are struggling to overcome poverty.
On the sixth anniversary of the Australian government's apology to the Stolen Generations, grandmothers from Gunnedah have protested against what they say is a new generation of stolen children.
