An Incident Involving the RPD Ended with the Removal of Children. The Court Slammed the Police Decision.
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"There is no greater suffering for a parent than having their own small children taken away. That's why the Russians, Germans, and UPA did this to Poles," Patryk Jaki said in a recording published on the X platform.
Warsaw police have responded to a controversial article by the Zero.pl website concerning the removal of children from their parents following an incident described by Children's Rights Ombudsman Monika Horna-Cieślak. Officers emphasize...
Two children of several years old from Białołęka in Warsaw went to a care and educational institution, although previously neither the police, nor the probation officer, nor the family court saw any reason to take them away from their parents. The beginning of the case was a street argument between a mother and the Advocate for the Rights of the Child. Monika Horna-Cieślak has already reacted on social media.
Children's rights advocate Monika Horna-Cieślak's intervention regarding a family incident she witnessed resulted in the placement of two children in a residential care facility. The court dismissed the police's decision.
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