Russia opens probe into death of adopted boy in U.S.

Russia opens probe into death of adopted boy in U.S. | World | RIA Novosti:

Russia’s investigation committee opened a separate inquiry on Tuesday into the death of a Russian toddler whose adoptive parent was acquitted in the United States, the committee’s website said.

Abuse in Foster Care

what every child needs to know about foster care(part 1 of 2).mp4

this video is based on not only first hand experience of abuse perpetrated by evil ass foster parents who didnt give a damn about the children they took into their home but also this video is meant to be an accounting or reflection on what really went down in the foster home behind closed doors in secret and a source of information for all children who are about to or are already trapped in or have been trapped in that living hell called american foster care, also collected information gathered from various accounts and resources about other children who are being abused in foster care or were abused in foster care or died from the abuse while in foster care. this video is dedicate to all children going through the living hell called foster care anywhere.

Drugging Children-2006

Foster Kids Drugged with Massive Pharmaceutical Cocktails!

A federal report suggests America over medicates children and those in foster care are given drugs at a higher rate.

Authority loses personal data of 400 kids in care

Authority loses personal data of 400 kids in care, Teesdale Mercury:

STAFF at Durham County Council lost a package containing the personal records of 402 children in care.
A social worker at the authority also left a computer memory stick in the street, containing “highly confidential data” on children in care.

Review Board: Uncertainty, high turnover in child welfare

Review Board: Uncertainty, high turnover in child welfare - KVNO News - KVNO News:

Lincoln, NE – In Nebraska’s child welfare system, caseworkers for kids change too often. It’s getting harder to tell if children are safe in the foster homes they’re being placed in. And there are fewer places for them to go. Those are among the conclusions in the latest report by the Foster Care Review Board.