THE BODNARIU FAMILY! THEIR CHILDREN WERE TAKEN AWAY ON CHARGES OF CHRISTIAN INDOCTRINATION
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Amy Fogelstrom Chai
10 years ago
I am ashamed of Norway and the trampling of the rights of this family. This violates every treaty of human rights, including the UN treaty on the human rights of the child. Shameful!
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Daniel T-r
10 years ago
Esto es lo que significa más estado, que se nos metan hasta en la sopa...
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Barbara Allshouse
10 years ago
Norway should be ashamed.
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Jesse moffat
10 years ago
This is rediculous
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evija
10 years ago
parents need stand strong in fasting and prayers and God will change the case
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Mark
10 years ago
This family do not deserve this. Release these children back to their families. Being Christian is not a crime. This is scandelous!
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Steve Montgomery
10 years ago
This is grieving to the highest degree. It is a blight on the name and nation of Norway. The country of Norway signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, which states among things:
Article 12.
No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks.
Article 18.
Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.
Norway has egregiously violated these statements and shown themselves to be closer to an Iranian view of the state than that of an enlightened democracy. While all people in every country should repudiate this type of government-sponsored terrorism against a specific, non-violent religious group, we would especially call on the people of Norway to demand that their government honor the rights of their citizens and relent from brain-police tactics. Please, people of Norway, restore our confidence in you as a civilized country! Let us hear voices!
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Monika Vnukova
10 years ago
God bless.
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Catalin Baciu
10 years ago
This is not what is best for these children. This is not justice.
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Marcia Gardner
10 years ago
Appalling treatment of an innocent family trying to do their best for their children.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The children need to your parents.
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lazowski zbigniew
10 years ago
shock
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cheryl stone
10 years ago
Give their children back! They did no wrong.
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Kathy Da Costa
10 years ago
I cannot believe this has happened. Taking children including a breast-fed baby from their loving parents is criminal and barbaric. My heart goes out to this family, they're living a nightmare.
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Michelle Maddocks
10 years ago
I usually am proud of Norway.
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Alan Williams
10 years ago
Orwell wouldn't believe what the authorities are doing to our children, or would he?
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Susan Murray
10 years ago
I am praying for you.
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Pat
10 years ago
Please give all children back to their parents and let them come to the US.
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Andrew Robinson
10 years ago
This family do not deserve this. Please allow them to live as a family
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Sharon Jones
10 years ago
Children are better off, more adjusted children who grow into well-adjusted adults when they are brought up by loving parents such as the Bodnar family. The authorities in Norway have acted beyond what governments leaders should.
I am ashamed of Norway and the trampling of the rights of this family. This violates every treaty of human rights, including the UN treaty on the human rights of the child. Shameful!
Esto es lo que significa más estado, que se nos metan hasta en la sopa...
Norway should be ashamed.
This is rediculous
parents need stand strong in fasting and prayers and God will change the case
This family do not deserve this. Release these children back to their families. Being Christian is not a crime. This is scandelous!
This is grieving to the highest degree. It is a blight on the name and nation of Norway. The country of Norway signed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, which states among things: Article 12. No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor to attacks upon his honour and reputation. Everyone has the right to the protection of the law against such interference or attacks. Article 18. Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance. Norway has egregiously violated these statements and shown themselves to be closer to an Iranian view of the state than that of an enlightened democracy. While all people in every country should repudiate this type of government-sponsored terrorism against a specific, non-violent religious group, we would especially call on the people of Norway to demand that their government honor the rights of their citizens and relent from brain-police tactics. Please, people of Norway, restore our confidence in you as a civilized country! Let us hear voices!
God bless.
This is not what is best for these children. This is not justice.
Appalling treatment of an innocent family trying to do their best for their children.
The children need to your parents.
shock
Give their children back! They did no wrong.
I cannot believe this has happened. Taking children including a breast-fed baby from their loving parents is criminal and barbaric. My heart goes out to this family, they're living a nightmare.
I usually am proud of Norway.
Orwell wouldn't believe what the authorities are doing to our children, or would he?
I am praying for you.
Please give all children back to their parents and let them come to the US.
This family do not deserve this. Please allow them to live as a family
Children are better off, more adjusted children who grow into well-adjusted adults when they are brought up by loving parents such as the Bodnar family. The authorities in Norway have acted beyond what governments leaders should.