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If you are a parent, grandparent, family member or carer ect looking for advice, because the social services have taken your precious children from you then the Unity-injustice information website may be able to help.

This website includes extensive information / advice / links on Local Authorities (SSD's - Social Services Departments) public law child care proceedings, child protection procedures /policies / complaints, latest news and events. Initially a campaign organisation Unity-Injustice is looking to change views over the legitimacy and ethics of ‘forced adoption’ The organisation has grown to encompass support for individuals at any point in the investigative processes in child protection operated by social services.

The Family Courts - 'A Blot on the face of British justice'

To the public and the media, the secrecy surrounding the proceedings of the family courts has long been a blot on the face of English justice.

These courts decide some of the most painful issues affecting individuals and their families. They are where households are divided between warring husbands and wives, or where decisions are taken which may involve removing a child from one or both of its parents.

The sensitivity of such proceedings has always been used to justify the secrecy in which they are held. Neither Press nor public are allowed into court.

The reason invariably given is the need to protect the interests of vulnerable people — particularly children — from the prying gaze of a prurient public.

Such an excuse, however, has never held water. It is perfectly possible to report such cases anonymously, thus protecting the privacy of everyone involved.

It has long been suspected that the real reason was the instinctive desire to keep from the public gaze proceedings where power largely resided with professionals such as social workers, who did not want to expose their often all-too flimsy evidence.

Family courts are responsible for taking peoples children away from their homes and their families - Family courts are responsible imprisoning 200 individuals each year without trial - Family courts have never carried out any research - Family courts never keep any records on the outcomes of children so we don't know if the decisions judges are making are the right ones. All this in secrecy. Surely, it is time for these courts to be opened to the public and the press.