Voices of Families: Stories of Forced Adoption
Welcome to the dedicated page showcasing the powerful interviews conducted by Iolanda Menino with families affected by forced adoption. These interviews highlight the faces and stories of those who have experienced the heartache of having their children taken away, providing a platform for their voices to be heard.
About Iolanda Menino
Iolanda Menino is a tireless advocate and mother who experienced the devastating loss of her own son to forced adoption. She has since dedicated herself to giving a voice to other parents who have faced similar fates, exposing the harsh realities of this practice. Her work is crucial in raising awareness and advocating for change.
Meet the Families
Through these interviews, you will hear firsthand accounts from parents who have endured the trauma of losing their children. Each story is unique, shedding light on the personal and emotional impact of forced adoption.
Case Management Summaries
Unveiling Corruption: Carol Woods Exposes British Social Services’ Dark Secrets
We present an explosive interview with Carol Woods, a former senior social worker. Despite being from 2019, Carol’s testimony is vital for understanding the deep-rooted corruption within British social services. She exposes how social workers are coerced to falsify records to unjustly remove children from vulnerable families, resembling totalitarian tactics. Carol reveals systemic abuses: altered records, unwarranted child removals, severe harassment, wrongful psychiatric detentions, and the theft of her home. Her six-month incarceration highlights the extreme lengths authorities go to silence dissent. Her ordeal underscores the same issues faced by families today in 2024, highlighting the urgent need for transparency, accountability, and social reform.
Watch the full interview below to uncover the disturbing truth about British social services and its impact on families:
Sagarika Chakraborty: The Netflix film “Mrs. Chatterjee vs. Norway” is based on Sagarika Chakraborty’s real-life battle to regain custody of her children from Norwegian Child Welfare Services. Her relentless fight and ultimate victory highlight the struggle for family rights and justice on an international scale.
Christine Hillier, a professionally trained engineer with a BS in Electrical Engineering and MS studies in Data Science, was exploited and disempowered in numerous systems like asylum, foster care, adoption, jails, and wards. In these systems, prisoners lack voice and power, subjected to unchecked exploitation under the guise of care, child protection, and public safety. Her experience highlights the urgent need for systemic reform to protect vulnerable individuals and ensure accountability.
Aurangzeb Latif (“Rangy”): In this powerful interview with Iolanda Menino, Rangy, a prominent advocate with over 25K TikTok followers, discusses his fight against forced adoption in the UK. He reveals systemic corruption, the exploitation of children, and the silencing of whistleblowers, aiming to expose injustices and support affected families.
Samantha Baldwin, mother of two boys, lost custody in the corrupt family court system after her children disclosed their father’s sexual and ritual abuse. Despite evidence, the courts blamed her, perpetuating a web of lies to protect abusers. She wrote a book to expose these injustices and advocate for social reform to protect children.
Kelly Jeffries, a mother who chose to homeschool her son Knox during the lockdown, faced severe repercussions from the system. Despite Knox’s significant progress, authorities accused her of mental instability and seized custody. Her story reveals the systemic abuse of power and control, reminiscent of oppressive regimes. This case highlights the urgent need for social reform to protect families from unjust state intervention and mainstream propaganda.
Steve Burg, a devoted father, lost his son to corrupt social services despite glowing parenting reports. False accusations led to a traumatic police raid. His story highlights systemic child abduction under the guise of protection, exposing a deeply flawed system that prioritizes profit over family integrity.
Sarah Moss’s compelling story illustrates the pervasive issues within forced adoption systems. A qualified early childhood practitioner with 20 years of experience, Sarah faced emotional and psychological abuse from her partner. Despite efforts to protect her children, she was unfairly targeted by social services, leading to the unwarranted removal of her daughters. Her children were placed with individuals deemed unfit, despite clear evidence of Sarah’s suitability as a mother. Sarah’s ordeal highlights the urgent need for reform and accountability in child protection services.
Sarah Jane, a mother of four, had her life torn apart by UK social services, who unjustly took her children. Her story reveals a harrowing journey of domestic abuse, false accusations, and systemic corruption. She bravely speaks out, calling for urgent reform and inspiring others to fight for justice and transparency in child protection.
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Sarah Jane’s life was shattered when UK social services took her four children. Battling abuse, neglect, and a flawed system, Sarah courageously exposes these injustices, fighting to reunite her family and urging other mothers to break their silence and join the call for reform.
Leanne Leybourne’s story reveals the harsh realities of forced adoption. A survivor of domestic violence and a mother of three, Lean faced unjust actions by social services. Despite no evidence of abuse or neglect, her children were removed and placed in unfit environments. Her struggle underscores the urgent need for transparency and reform in child protection services.
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