A large protest took place in Stockholm, Sweden, against the policy of removing children from their families. Protesters called for urgent reforms in the child protection system and the safeguarding of family rights. The demonstrators urged a review of current policies that lead to family separation without real danger to the children, emphasizing the need for alternative social support to ensure the well-being of children.
Statement from the European International Commission for Development and Human Rights
In this context, the European International Commission for Development and Human Rights expressed its deep concern regarding the child removal policy in Sweden. The Commission warned against the unjustified application of these policies, stressing the need to respect family rights and protect family unity as a fundamental right of the child. The Commission called on Swedish authorities to urgently review these policies to ensure that the best interests of the child are prioritized without infringing on family rights.
The Commission affirms that any action taken should be carried out with care and thorough review to ensure that family rights are not violated, while providing the necessary support to maintain family unity and stability.