Criminals in Child Welfare – How Extensive and How Deep?
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Klassekampen writes on August 25 that the A-crime center in Tønsberg has uncovered people with connections to criminal environments in 16 private child welfare organizations in the South-East police district. According to the newspaper, the report describes how people involved in crime through ownership and management can employ people from their own networks in organizations that perform child welfare services on behalf of the public sector. VG…
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NettavisenThe Reds, the Socialist Party, the Conservative Party and the Socialist Party want the Minister of Children and Families to meet in the Storting after revelations that several child welfare companies have links to criminals, writes Klassekampen. The A-crime center in Tønsberg has investigated 16 private child welfare companies in the Southeast police district, i.e. Buskerud, Vestfold and Telemark. The survey shows that criminal actors play key r…
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