Paedophiles access and custody to victim- children IS NOT A MYTH concocted by “Jilted Mothers” to “get even” with the fathers.
YES. Paedophile rights trump children’s rights.
The recent arrests by the Australian Federal Police surrounding the “Criminal Syndicate of Child Abductors” known as Operation Neoctic, as reported by mainstream media is nothing more than a state sanctioned witch-hunt to protect the paedophile-sympathiser judges in the Family Court of Australia.
"ICAC exposes the NSW Legislature as the most corrupt parliament in Australian history"
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Category: NSW Independant Commission Against Corruption
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Created: Thursday, 28 August 2014 09:39
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Written by Daily Telegraph - Miles Godfrey
YOU walk up the stone steps onto an ageing red carpet, past a gallery of former speakers and into the house of disgrace.
Welcome to the most corrupt parliament in Australian history — the NSW Legislature.
In nine months, 11 Liberal politicians have resigned, stepped down or moved to the crossbenches amid corruption investigations. Labor’s ship has been equally rat-infested, with names like Obeid, Macdonald, Kelly and Tripodi now bywords for the stink in Macquarie St.
“You’d probably find maggots if you dug the foundations,” one former state MP said.
NSW’s corruption shame can be traced back to 2007, when Morris Iemma won Labor’s fourth successive term in government. The sense of entitlement that came with 16 years in power was irresistible to some MPs, who treated parliament as a personal fiefdom and rorted the system to benefit themselves.
Australian town gripped by paedophile epidemic with '90% of school-age children sexually abused'
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Category: Child sex abuse statistics
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Created: Monday, 18 September 2017 20:02
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Written by Chris Baynes - Independant UK
Investigation uncovers 'staggering' rate of child sex crimes in Western Australian town where abuse now 'normal'
The town of Roebourne in the north of Western Australia has one of the world's highest rates of child sex abuse.
An Australian town is in the grip of a paedophile epidemic with 90 per cent of school-age children suffering abuse, police have warned.
Thirty-six men have been charged with more than 300 offences against 184 children after an investigation uncovered a "staggering" rate of abuse in Roebourne, Western Australia.
What is the definition of child trafficking?
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Category: NSW Office of Legal Services
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Created: Wednesday, 07 December 2016 18:18
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Written by Administrator
The Australian Federal Police state that "Human trafficking is the physical movement of people across and within borders through deceptive means, force or coercion."
Australian child protection authorities do this, and they use the services of lawyers to ensure that this happens. Lawyers then have the protection of the state legal services commission, ie the NSW Office of Legal Services Commission - whereby they pretend that they are an oversight authority to ensure the professionalism of their lawyers.
Is there a Criminal Cartel operating in Goulburn?
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Category: Cartels
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Created: Friday, 26 August 2016 11:59
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Written by Administrator
Businesses that make agreements with their competitors to fix prices, rig bids, share markets or restrict outputs are breaking laws and stealing from consumers and businesses by inflating prices, reducing choices and damaging the economy. [i] Some estimates suggest that while a cartel is operating, the price of affected commodities rises by at least 10 per cent. Worldwide, cartels steal billions of dollars every year. [ii]
In Goulburn NSW, there are three lawyers designated to work on the NSW Children’s Court Care Panel. Lawyers on the “Care Panel” are specifically trained to deal with care and protection matters in NSW. For remote and rural areas, where care and protection proceedings have been instituted by the state, one lawyer is allocated to the children in the case, one is allocated to the department and the other will be the duty lawyer, in which will take on the case for the parents.
Representative Proceedings and Complaints to HREOC
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Category: Representative Proceedings
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Created: Saturday, 01 May 2021 10:25
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Written by Administrator
6.2.3 Representative complaints to HREOC
The HREOC Act allows a representative complaint to be made pursuant to s 46P(2)(c) of the HREOC Act in the following circumstances:[75]
- the class members have complaints against the same person;
- all the complaints are in respect of, or arise out of, the same, similar or related circumstances; and
- all the complaints give rise to a substantial common issue of law or fact.
‘Representative complaint’ is defined under the HREOC Act to mean ‘a complaint lodged on behalf of at least one person who is not a complainant’.[76] ‘Class member’ is relevantly defined as ‘any of the persons on whose behalf the complaint was lodged, but does not include a person who has withdrawn under s 46PC’.[77]
In making a representative complaint to HREOC, a complainant need not name all the class members, or specify how many members there are to the complaint.[78]
Paedophile Contact with Victim-Children in the Family Court of Australia is a very real and serious issue, and there’s a few case references to get you started at the bottom of this message.
