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Good News for the Websters

The point about this case (see link), however, is that in essence it recognises that the other children should not have been removed from their parents' care.

I am aware of a current Norfolk case where the state is intervening totally inappropriately in a family. The Websters may have won out, but the forced adoption targets machine continues to grind up human lives.

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