Subject: Serious Concerns About Child Relocation and Welfare in Northern Ireland

Having already been informed by the UK Children’s Commissioner:

“As per our previous response (November 2020), we do not have the power to overturn the court decision that resulted in your child moving to Northern Ireland. In relation to your concerns about children in Northern Ireland receiving vaccinations, you can contact the Northern Ireland Children’s Commissioner to raise your concerns if you wish: Welcome to the Website of the Northern Ireland Commissioner for Children and Young People (niccy.org).

I am afraid that not all emails you send will receive a personal response. Our advice and representation service, Help at Hand, is for children whose responsible Local Authority is in England and who are children in care, children working with social services, children away from home (in hospital, custody, boarding school, etc.), or care leavers.”

On Friday, August 16th, we contacted the Northern Ireland Children’s Commissioner at 028 9031 1616. This contact was initiated based on the details kindly provided by the team at the NI Minister of Health.

During the conversation, we opened a dialogue about the half a million children in Northern Ireland, specifically addressing concerns about the three schools lacking faculty, PTA, or a counselor, and the alleged criminal organizations involved in the abduction of my child and potentially half a million others. I informed the Commissioner about the 9,000 deaths in thirty-two Northern Ireland sites, an appalling record on childcare alone.

I also raised the issue of the ongoing criminal case with the ICSS, which had not been provided with a reference number or reply. When I informed them about law-breaking activities in Newry and the illegal relocation of children, I was directed to speak with their Legal Team. However, their Legal Team could not confirm whether they had a legal practice certificate and did not provide assistance, despite being informed of serious law violations, including wrongful separation.

The legal requirements under the Children Act 1989, Section 22C(9)(b), and the Children (Northern Ireland) Order 1995, Article 27, clearly state that a child should not be moved more than 50 miles from their parental home. Despite this, my daughter and thousands of other children were relocated approximately 500 miles away, a blatant breach of these laws and a serious violation of their rights.

We telephoned the NI Children’s Commissioner again at 028 9031 1616, requesting an immediate NetMeeting with the Commissioner to discuss these urgent matters in person. We were then provided with a case reference via email on Friday, August 16th, at 12:05 PM.:

Mr Newbold

Thanks, correspondence received, this will be forwarded to officials. It is being handled under reference number TOF-2032-2024.

DOH Private Office

WE ARE STILL AWAITING A REPLY

Following our conversation with the NI Children’s Commissioner on August 19, 2024, at 12:12 AM, we would like to confirm that our concerns regarding the issues raised on The Stealing of Emily website have been officially communicated to the management team. We appreciate the prompt attention to this matter and look forward to any updates or actions taken in response. Please let us know if there are any additional steps we need to take or if further information is required.

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