Liberia: ANC Youth Wing Slams 15 Percent VAT Plan, Warns of Rising Hardship and 'Taxation Without Welfare'
The youth wing of Liberia's Alternative National Congress has condemned a proposed 15% VAT, arguing it will worsen economic conditions for citizens lacking benefits.
New Initiative in Šiauliai District Schools: Free Menstrual Hygiene Products for Girls
Šiauliai district schools have implemented a program providing free menstrual hygiene products to girls, addressing various social and health issues.
'Child first, offender second' approach at planned detention facility
The Tasmanian government has introduced a new youth justice model focusing on a 'child first, offender second' philosophy as it prepares to replace the Ashley Youth Detention Centre.
Reports: 15-Year-Olds Arrested - Were to Carry Out an Explosion
Two 15-year-olds have been arrested in Sweden for allegedly planning a bombing in the Stockholm area, with connections possibly related to a child welfare scandal in Huddinge.
39 HVB homes have been shut down - serious deficiencies
A report indicates that 39 group homes for children and youth in Sweden have been shut down due to serious deficiencies, as identified by the Swedish Health and Social Care Inspectorate.
Letter to City Leadership: Family Judges See Protection of Munich's Children at Risk
Family judges in Munich express concerns over child welfare and urge city officials to take immediate action due to insufficient resources in family support services.
'I am proud of my son,' said Uday Bhanu's mother
Uday Bhanu's mother expresses immense pride in her son for choosing the right path and working for the people's welfare.
Elsa Leiten: The Lesson from Kobarkäki
The article discusses the controversy surrounding Tartu's decision to end the reimbursement of EMO (emergency medical service) visit fees for children and youth.
Letter to the Editor. State Child Industry is the Reality Behind a False Self-Image
A researcher argues for the dissolution of state-run facilities for children and youth and advocates for transferring responsibility to regional authorities for better care.
How one child had 22 foster carers by age 13 and landed in adult jail at 18
A Queensland inquiry reveals a child in foster care experienced 22 placements by age 13 and faced significant challenges leading to incarceration by 18.
Even with rising house prices, consumption does not increase... 'Due to loan burden compared to investment in higher-level housing'
A report by the Bank of Korea indicates that rising housing prices negatively impact the consumption and welfare of young people and homeowners with low to moderate income.
Threats and violence decrease in Sis homes
New statistics show a decrease in violence and threats in Sis homes in Sweden for the third consecutive year, despite an increase in the number of placed children and young people.
No to Allowing Prosecutors to Make Decisions on LVU
A government-commissioned investigation warns against granting prosecutors the authority to decide on the immediate care of children under the care of youth law (LVU).
Shorter Working Days to Attract Social Workers to Luleå
Luleå's social workers in the child and youth administration will receive a daily 'recovery hour' to improve working conditions and attract staff amid low staffing levels.
Police requests the seizure of the passport of a teenager suspected of killing the dog Orelha
The Santa Catarina Civil Police has requested the seizure of the passport of a teenager suspected of killing a community dog named Orelha in Florianópolis.
Bengal Budget: Special gifts for unemployed and women, increase in DA for government employees
The West Bengal government presented a 4.06 lakh crore interim budget for the fiscal year 2026-27, focusing on welfare schemes targeting women, unemployed youth, frontline workers, and enhancing social security.
Sexual Assaults in Youth Welfare: Organized Irresponsibility
The documentary 'The Kentler Experiment' reveals the largest youth welfare scandal in the country, highlighting how youth welfare offices covered for pedosexual foster parents.
President Yoon: There is no reason to make empty remarks… If we overcome internal strife, can’t we tackle real estate speculation?
President Yoon reiterated his commitment to combat real estate speculation in South Korea, emphasizing the importance of addressing this issue for the welfare of the nation's youth and its economy.
The socialist mayor of Ponte Caldelas appoints his partner as councilor
The socialist mayor of Ponte Caldelas, Andrés Díaz, has controversially appointed his partner, Isabel Pregal, as the councilor responsible for Social Welfare, Youth, Equality, and Communication, sparking outrage in the municipality.
"A scandal" – Left Party criticizes youth welfare office regulation in the basic security draft law
The Left Party expresses outrage over a proposed regulation that allows youth welfare offices to intervene when unemployed parents miss multiple job center appointments.
Witness in Block Trial: "For children of that age, it is an incredible burden"
In a trial concerning the alleged abduction of two children by Christina Block, a former youth welfare worker testified about the significant impact of the custody struggle on the children.
"I have never heard of violence against block children," says youth welfare office witness
In the trial regarding the abduction of block children, a former youth welfare office employee stated she had never heard of allegations of violence against them before the summer of 2021.
The children were in Denmark - and the German authorities powerless
The article discusses the ongoing trial regarding the abduction of Block children, focusing on statements from youth welfare office employees that reveal a lengthy custody battle between Christina Block and Stefan Hensel.
Drama about Block children – witnesses from the youth welfare office are supposed to shed light on family conflict
The custody dispute between Christina Block and Stephan Hensel continues at the Hamburg District Court with three youth welfare office employees set to share their perspectives on the children's situation.
Why the Youth Welfare Office Wanted to Take the Children from Stephan Hensel
The trial involving Stephan Hensel's custody dispute continues in Hamburg, with testimony from a former employee of the youth welfare office revealing previous warnings about the situation.
Parents Beat Daughter in Supermarket Parking Lot – Police and Youth Welfare Office Intervene
A couple in Berlin-Ahrensfelde was reported for physically assaulting their twelve-year-old daughter in a supermarket parking lot, leading to police investigation and the intervention of the youth welfare office.