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- 'Penn State' child abuse reporting law signed into law by Gov. Scott
- Republican Jeremy Faison: Blame Suicides on Parenting, Not Bullying
- New child scandal at Baby P council after 10 starving children covered in lice taken into care
- Foster child's letter of concern over Family Ties cuts raised in legislature
- Early intervention ''means rolling up your sleeves''
- Child Labor Farm Rules Scrapped By White House Under Political Pressure
- Infant reunited with family
- Haringey failed to stop 'appalling' abuse of family of ten children over seven years
'Penn State' child abuse reporting law signed into law by Gov. Scott Posted: 27 Apr 2012 09:06 PM PDT 'Penn State' child abuse reporting law signed into law by Gov. Scott Penn State officials who resigned in disgrace would have had to pay at least $8 million for covering up a sex scandal if Pennsylvania had enacted a law like the one that Florida Gov. Rick Scott signed Friday. |
Republican Jeremy Faison: Blame Suicides on Parenting, Not Bullying Posted: 27 Apr 2012 08:36 PM PDT Republican Jeremy Faison: Blame Suicides on Parenting, Not Bullying Rep. Jeremy Faison (R-Cosby) of Tennessee recently spoke out against a measure related to bullying, saying that kids -- who had committed suicide -- didn't do so because of bullying, but rather because they were not instilled with proper principles. |
New child scandal at Baby P council after 10 starving children covered in lice taken into care Posted: 27 Apr 2012 07:56 PM PDT New child scandal at Baby P council after 10 starving children covered in lice taken into care |
Foster child's letter of concern over Family Ties cuts raised in legislature Posted: 27 Apr 2012 07:53 PM PDT Foster child's letter of concern over Family Ties cuts raised in legislature Opposition Leader Olive Crane again raised concerns Friday over government's decision to lay off child and family service workers, tabling a letter from a Grade 10 student in foster care who says this will have a negative impact on her. |
Early intervention ''means rolling up your sleeves'' Posted: 27 Apr 2012 10:45 AM PDT Early intervention ''means rolling up your sleeves'' Local authority staff should turn up at the homes of troubled families early in the morning if necessary to get parents out of bed and make sure their children are fed and sent to school, said Louise Casey, head of the troubled families team at the Department for Communities and Local Government. |
Child Labor Farm Rules Scrapped By White House Under Political Pressure Posted: 27 Apr 2012 10:11 AM PDT Child Labor Farm Rules Scrapped By White House Under Political Pressure Facing political pressure from Republicans and farming groups, the White House has decided to scrap rules proposed last year that would have prevented minors from performing certain agricultural work deemed too dangerous for children. |
Posted: 27 Apr 2012 09:25 AM PDT |
Posted: 27 Apr 2012 08:41 AM PDT Infant reunited with family A MOTHER'S 26-hour ordeal came to an end yesterday when she was reunited with her three-week-old baby who had been snatched by a woman who miscarried her own child. |
Haringey failed to stop 'appalling' abuse of family of ten children over seven years Posted: 27 Apr 2012 06:09 AM PDT Haringey failed to stop 'appalling' abuse of family of ten children over seven years Ten children in one family suffered "appalling" neglect and cruelty during seven years of abuse in the borough where Baby P was killed. |
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