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Megan's Law Dismissed Megan's Law Dismissed Home Office officials have dismissed statement from Labour MP Dan Norris on introduction of UK version of Megan's Law, sometimes dubbed Sarah's Law, child care agencies say paedophiles are already hard to supervise and law would add to difficulty 11.04.07 Guardian, Home Office, Paedophilia, Sex Offences

GMC Fails on Child Abuse GMC Fails on Child Abuse Paediatrians say General Medical Council (GMC) does not understand child protection work, policies out of step with practices and regulation, Southall and Meadow cases discouraging doctors from speaking out 02.04.07 Guardian, Children in Care, Roy Meadow Case, Sudden Infant Death

Ad Rules Bring End to Children's ITV Ad Rules Bring End to Children's ITV ITV has scrapped programmes for children during the week, applying to Ofcom for reduction in statutory requirement to broadcast for children, restriction food advertising has hit revenues 14.02.07 Guardian, Advertising, Broadcasting Code, Food Standards, Media Law

Call for Inquiry In Child Abuse Case Call for Inquiry In Child Abuse Case Kimberly Harte and Samuel Duncan jailed for total of 22 years for greivous bodily harm to their daughter, Child B, social workers accepted 'pathetic' excuses when it was clear something was wrong 09.02.07 Guardian, Children in Care, Victoria Climbie

Mars to Stop Ads for Children Mars to Stop Ads for Children Masterfoods, which makes Mars and Snickers, is to stop advertising to children under 12, fear its products could be linked to childhood obesity, first large-scale food manufacturer to take such large step across global markets 05.02.07 Financial Times, Advertising, Food Standards, Marketing Law, Media Law

Put Fat Kids in Care Put Fat Kids in Care Feeding children unhealthy foods, high in fat, salt and sugar (HFSS), is no different to physical assault, says Russell Viner, consultant paediatrician at Great Ormond St, obese children should be put in care 29.01.07 Daily Mail, Children in Care, Food Standards

Children Prefer Divorce Children Prefer Divorce Survey shows children prefer divorce to tension and drama, most are happy or very happy with post-divorce life, Jennifer Flowerdew and Bren Neale at University of Leeds led research on Family Dynamics after Divorce 08.01.07 Times, Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law

Broken Families Source of Social Ills Broken Families Source of Social Ills In major report, Breakdown Britain, from Social Justice Policy Group, Iain Duncan Smith says single-parent families are key to underclass, cohabiting couples most likely to split Guardian Shadow A-G Dominic Grieve says Tories will not prosecute people for small assaults when trying to stop crime 11.12.06 Observer, Anti-Social Behaviour, Child Support Agency, Cohabitation, Family Law

Supernanny State Supernanny State Blair is planning to make 'suppernannies' available to troubled families, experts will help in areas where anti-social behaviour is endemic 21.11.06 Sun, Anti-Social Behaviour

Queen's Speech, Long but Uninspired Queen's Speech, Long but Uninspired There is plenty of legislation to look forward to, but few surprises Times Road pricing schemes to be piloted Telegraph Plans to put victims at centre of criminal justice, no-jury fraud trials, tougher policies on violent crime Guardian Review likely to lead to new anti-terror laws BBC Pensions bill will implement Turner reforms BBC No immediate emission targets, but long-term commitment to 60% reduction, independent monitoring body Guardian Regulation of estate agents Guardian Bill by bill summary Times Speech 16.11.06 Times, Queen's Speech 2006 Links

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Fat Child To Be Removed Fat Child To Be Removed Connor McCreaddie, 14 stone and eight years old, could be taken into care following child protection conference today, family claims intolerance to fruit and vegetables but persistently miss medical appointments 26.02.07 Times, Children in Care, Family Law, Food Standards

Not so Naughty Seat Not so Naughty Seat Nursery owner Olive Rack has been cleared of assault charges, local authority inspectors claimed she 'over-reacted', hitting and poking misbehaving child, mother opposed prosecution 27.09.06 Times, Criminal Justice

Custody Battle Taken Fought on TV Custody Battle Taken Fought on TV Lawyers have condemned a stunt in which a Misbah Rana, also known as Molly Campbell, abducted from her mother in the UK, is put in front of TV cameras while calling home to plead to stay with father in Pakistan 07.09.06 Times, Child: Contact Orders, Child: Residence Orders, Family Law

Anonymity of Children In Court Anonymity of Children In Court Appeal Ct has ended automatic anonymity of children in the Family Ct, Sir Mark Potter, President of the Family Division heading panel of judges, ruled to allow Alan Clayton to speak about his own case in campaigns for fathers' rights 28.06.06 Times, Courts, Family Law, Fathers Rights, Privacy

Dark Power of Social Services Dark Power of Social Services The state can remove your children without recourse to a full trial, a jury or media scrutiny, background to BBC Real Story probe into removal of three children from Nicky and Mark Hardingham 19.06.06 Guardian, Children in Care, Family Law

Gay Parents Gay Parents Lord Justice Thorpe in Appeal Ct upholds order giving primary care of two sisters to their mother's erstwhile gay lover, non-biological parent may become in eyes of child 'psychological parent' 07.04.06 Guardian, Child: Contact Orders, Child: Residence Orders, Family Law, Gay Rights

School Uniform School Uniform Lords rule Denbigh High did not breach rights of Shabina Begum in refusing to let her wear jilbab, school policy based on wide consultation with imams, other girls feared being forced to wear full-length tunic 23.03.06 Times, Dress Code, Human Rights, Religious Discrimination

Jilbab Judgment Jilbab Judgment Lords due to give judgment today in case of Shabina Begum, pupil excluded from Denbigh High for insisting on right to wear jilbab 22.03.06 Reuters, Dress Code, Human Rights








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