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This child died because she was wrongly taken into care

The link is to a story about a child that was taken into care. She didn't want to be in care and ran away on a number of occasions.

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Hywel said…
Why is being wrongly taken into care the causal factor of her death?
John Hemming said…
She wouldn't have been there in that car with that particular driver. This is a causal factor.
Hywel said…
By that definition if a child is taken into care and wins the Nobel prize for economics that was because they were taken into care.
John Hemming said…
Because of the fact that she didn't want to be in care there were situations that would not have applied otherwise.

That is not the same.
______ said…
I am Salma's father, and I am appalled at the cheap Goering of the guardian who never bothered to bring out facts of hungry social workers on £1000/h, and power mad social workers who make the police force a little child away from her bed, and only wants to get on over Mr Hemming.

it's appaling that Hywell only cares about defending a corrupt system which puts families into living hell, and making jokes about noble prizes.

children in care end up terrorists, or prostitutes, and none of them get prizes, these are left for the stuck up guys who drain the resources of the country

check: http://camdensocialservices.blogspot.com to learn more

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