jimharri
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I'm saying no more.
Sara Sharif
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69FACUPfinal
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Let me be first in the queue....we've got plenty of rockery stones in our back.
Mr Kobayashi
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Some parents and carers are just fundamentally evil.
Not sure you can really put the blame on social workers when the resources are so stretched and they have such big caseloads that they are not able to give each case the attention it deserves.
The system needs more money to avoid cases like this happening again.
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Not sure you can really put the blame on social workers when the resources are so stretched and they have such big caseloads that they are not able to give each case the attention it deserves.
The system needs more money to avoid cases like this happening again.
‘Sara Sharif was let down by people meant to protect her’: Campaigner warns authorities are guilty of a ‘catastrophic’ safeguarding failure after it emerged ten-year-old was on social services’ radar before she was murdered | Sacpa
A campaigner for children in care has accused the authorities of a 'catastrophic' safeguarding failure after the local council admitted Sara Sharif was known to them before she was found dead at her home in Woking. The death of the ten-year-old girl, who was 'on the radar', has sparked an...
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Two Gun Bob
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School had noticed that she had started to present to class in a Hijab complete with bruising over her face/brow.The system needs more money to avoid cases like this happening again.
‘Sara Sharif was let down by people meant to protect her’: Campaigner warns authorities are guilty of a ‘catastrophic’ safeguarding failure after it emerged ten-year-old was on social services’ radar before she was murdered | Sacpa
A campaigner for children in care has accused the authorities of a 'catastrophic' safeguarding failure after the local council admitted Sara Sharif was known to them before she was found dead at her home in Woking. The death of the ten-year-old girl, who was 'on the radar', has sparked an...
Maybe it's not more money the system needs, but more a modicum of common sense.
Do they do common sense at Uni?
mexico1970
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Maybe they didn't want to say anything and the little girl was a victim of cultural sensitivity?
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Shouldn’t take the jury long to find them all guilty. Hopefully they all get what’s coming to them in prison .
jimharri
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If they are found guilty, they'll be kept in solitary. For precisely that reason.
Mr Kobayashi
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Missed the point entirely. Stretched services make cock-ups. Sometimes there is an innocent explanation for injuries and sometimes the parents are very good at covering up neglect and abuse and doing it in such a way that avoids suspicion. Social workers are taught to spot signs of neglect.
There would have also been other cases that demanded the social worker's time. Obviously with hindsight this should have been the priority and it shouldn't have been missed. But the reality is that cuts to services will result in tragedies.
It requires workers going out into the field and investigating their cases to meet the threshold for removal. Less money in the system means fewer workers and less contact time.
Blue Til Death
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It’s not often I’m affected by what I read in the news but this really got to me, what that poor girl was subjected to and endured from her own family beggars belief.. So sad :-(
They need to throw away the key, hope those evil cunts get what they deserve in prison….
They need to throw away the key, hope those evil cunts get what they deserve in prison….