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Review of Ongoing EHCR Cases and Reference to the Children and Families Truth Commission Report
Dear eplondon@europarl.europa.eu I hope this letter finds you well. I am writing to provide an update on several important matters, including the ongoing review of the following EHCR cases: 4867, 4889, 4882, 4873, and the remaining open case 4920. These cases are central to the broader issues I wish to address, and I kindly request that they be…
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Family Case Law
This content outlines key legal cases associated with family law, highlighting important issues such as defamation, child protection, and the responsibilities of local authorities. Each case emphasizes legal principles surrounding children’s welfare, parental rights, and governmental responsibilities, contributing to a deeper understanding of family law dynamics in various contexts. Important rulings provide clarity on standards…
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ICO Intervention on ESCC’s Information Withholding
On November 8, 2024, Martin Newbold contacted the ICO regarding East Sussex County Council’s withdrawal of his information request for Case IC-337307-W2B4, which raises concerns over transparency. The case involves his daughter Emily, missing since 2017, highlighting systemic issues in child protection. Newbold seeks ICO intervention for data compliance and full disclosure of ESCC’s practices.
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A Call for Justice: Challenging Closed Cases and Systemic Failures in Child Protection
The dismissal of my cases by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) exemplifies systemic failures in child protection and family law. Despite the findings of the Children and Families Truth Commission, which highlighted severe violations of rights, my situation remains unresolved. Urgent reform is needed for transparency, fairness, and protection of family rights within…
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A Critical Look at the Truth Behind Child Protection and Family Justice
8th November 2024 As we reflect on the urgent need for systemic change in child protection and family law, a significant development comes from the Children and Families Truth Commission’s first report, which has been endorsed by the University of Birmingham. This report highlights the profound issues within the child welfare system, echoing many of…
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Urgent Information Request: Unlawful Removal and Current Whereabouts of My Daughter
On November 7, 2024, a parent urgently requested East Sussex County Council to provide transparency regarding their daughter Emily’s location, who was removed unlawfully by a social worker at age four. The parent seeks documentation about Emily’s removal, clarity on the lack of communication, and responses to previous inquiries, demanding information within 20 working days.
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I wrote to Leader of the Council asking for Emilys solicitor
Councilor Keith GlazierLeader of East Sussex County CouncilOcean House, 87-89, London Road,Saint Leonards, TN37 6LW01424 724120 5 November 2024 Dear Councillor Glazier, Thank you for your recent correspondence. I am reaching out with an urgent request for transparency regarding my daughter’s current whereabouts. She was taken from 46-48 Chiltern Drive, Hastings, TN34 3PZ by a social worker…
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Allegations of Misconduct and Toxic Court Procedures in Family Court Involving Matt Dunkley
The letter outlines serious allegations regarding unethical practices in family court proceedings, including manipulation of social work reports. A formal claim for negligence and a request for an international review concerning wrongful separation are presented. The author emphasizes the need for accountability and protective measures for their daughter due to ongoing procedural misconduct within social…
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Subject Access Request: East Sussex County Council
On November 5, 2024, Martin Newbold wrote to East Sussex County Council regarding a subject access request about his missing daughter, Emily, who vanished in 2017. He seeks help from Centerpoint for information on her whereabouts. Newbold emphasizes the urgency of the situation due to alleged lapses by authorities and continues his advocacy for Emily’s…
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Formal Claim of Negligence and Request for International Review and ‘Wrongful’ Separation under Regulation 26 Serious harm
3rd November 2024 Introduction Today, I have served this writ in connection with The Stealing of Emily, underscoring ongoing human rights abuses, violations of due process, and systemic failings within the family court system that have adversely affected the welfare of my child and infringed on our rights. Attached to this submission is the directive…
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