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Child protection failings

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Child protection failings: Fears for safety of children in their homes
Child protection failings: Fears for safety of children in their homes

The Government is to review all emergency out-of-hours services for children amid persistent fears that large swathes of the country don’t have the supports to protect minors from “barbaric treatment” in the home.

Tue, 30 May, 2017

Child protection failings: Reasons why children were removed
Child protection failings: Reasons why children were removed

Away from the harrowing personal stories, the audit shows the reasons why many children are removed from their home - the dangers posed to their health and wellbeing either because of their own behaviour or, more likely, those around them.

Tue, 30 May, 2017

Child protection failings: ‘It’s going to shock you beyond belief’
Child protection failings: ‘It’s going to shock you beyond belief’

Prof Shannon’s report details barbaric abuse of children by parents, writes Cormac O’Keeffe.

Tue, 30 May, 2017

Child protection failings: ‘No evidence that Section 12 is being used in over-zealous manner by gardaí’
Child protection failings: ‘No evidence that Section 12 is being used in over-zealous manner by gardaí’

The Shannon audit found no evidence that Section 12 is being used in an over-zealous manner by An Garda Síochána, and that the fall-out from the 2013 Athlone and Dublin Roma cases meant some gardaí were more anxious about using it.

Tue, 30 May, 2017

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