You Do Not Have A Right To Anonymity

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Date: Sun, Jul 21, 2013 at 5:11 PM
Subject: [New comment] You Do Not Have A Right To Anonymity


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Toward Change commented: "There is also case law made on disclosure and the identity of a child in public law proceedings. Where the local council misinform the community, which will harm the child. The identity of the family maybe revealed, for obvious reason.

Respond to this comment by replying above this line New comment on Parents Rights Blog toward change commented on You Do Not Have A Right To Anonymity. in response to toward change: You Do Not Have A Right To Anonymity However, publicly naming social care staff in that process is unnecessary and undesirable for all the reasons stated. It would not advance the public debate about infant fractures, about the family court system or about child protection systems. via Anonymity Of The Expert Witnesses. This is a-typical of the […] There is also case law made on disclosure and the identity of a child in public law proceedings. Where the local council misinform the community, which will harm the child. The identity of the family maybe revealed, for obvious reason. You will find the text to this judgement created in a note on my Facebook page. Reply    Comments Want less email? Modify your Subscription Options. Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

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