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NKMR 23År, 30-11-1996 - 30-11-2019
Organisationen: Society of Friends of Abandoned Children Úsmev ako dar, Smile as a gift och Associationen för Familjerättsdomare har förärat Ruby Harrold-Claesson ett Hedersdiplom för "enastående mod, medkänsla och humanitärt engagemang för barns rätt att inte bli separerade från sina föräldrar "
(Art. 9 Barnkonventionen)
NKMR är hedrade och gläds över att vårt arbete för att skydda barns mänskliga rättighet att inte bli separerade från sina föräldrar erkänns bland annat av Associationen för Familjerättsdomare i Slovakien.
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30 ročné jubileum platnosti Dohovoru OSN o právach detí
30th anniversary of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
International Conference on
Child removal proceedings in the Council of Europe Member States and Related Human Rights Issues
Bratislava, Slovakia
25 - 27 November 2019
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NCHR Celebrates International Family Day,
May 15, 2019
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2019 marks the 25th anniversary of the UN International Family Year and today is the International Family Day.
The United Nations has declared May 15 as the International Family Day.
The UN has consecrated this special day, every year, to emphasize the importance of the Family to all societies - including our Nordic countries.
International Family Day is celebrated around the world in different ways.
This year's theme is "Families and climate action: Focus on SDG13".
NCHR therefore wishes to remind us all that the Family is the corner stone of society. Without well-functioning families, society becomes chaotic.
Our Nordic communities are living affirmations of this assertion.
In Sweden and our neighbouring Nordic countries, International Family Day is ignored with absolute possible silence.
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The United Nations has consecrated May 15 as International Family Day and the world celebrates Family, the corner stone of society, on this day.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Article 12, guarantees everyone the following basic Human Rights:
"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."
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The NCHR Celebrates Human Rights Day - 2018
70 Years of Human Rights - 1948 - 2018.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights commemorates its 70th Anniversary on Human Rights Day, 10 December 2018.
On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, UDHR, which has become the universal standard for defending and promoting Human Rights.
UN Secretary General message - Human Rights Day 2018
 The NCHR Celebrates Human Rights Day - 2018
In Memory of Nancy Schaefer
Senator Nancy Schaefer, 1937 - 2010
Today, eight years ago, some cowardly human traffickers killed the NCHR's friend, former Georgia State Senator Nancy Schaefer and her husband, Bruce Schaefer.
The criminals try to conceal their crime by claiming that Bruce Schaefer murdered his wife and then committed suicide.
But, we who know Nancy Schaefer's and her husband's work, we know that the killers are to be found outside the Schaefer family.
Since yesterday, March 25, 2018, Memorial Ceremonies and Rallies are being held all over the USA to commemorate Nancy Schaefer.
The NCHR honours our friend, former Georgia State Senator Nancy Schaefer and her husband, Bruce Schaefer.
Please read: NCHR Lifetime Achievement Awards 2017
The Nordic Committee for Human Rights
welcomes All to 2018!
A New Year in the struggle to protect children’s and families’ Rights against arbitrary care orders and foster home placements.
The NCHR Celebrates Human Rights Day - 2017
69 Years of Human Rights - 1948 - 2017.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights commemorates its 69th Anniversary on Human Rights Day, 10 December 2017.
On December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, UDHR, which has become the universal standard for defending and promoting Human Rights.
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The NCHR celebrates Human Rights Day - 2017
NCHR CELEBRATES
UNIVERSAL CHILDREN's DAY
20 November 2017
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United Nations Universal Children’s Day was established in 1954 and is celebrated on November 20th each year to promote international togetherness, awareness among children worldwide, and improving children's welfare.
November 20th is an important date as it is the date in 1959 when the UN General Assembly adopted the Declaration of the Rights of the Child. November 20th is also the date in 1989 when the UN General assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland have signed and ratified the UN Child Convention. However, despite the solemn oral and written acknowledgments, social workers in all our Nordic countries continue to violate children's human rights by forcibly removing them from their families and constraining them to live with total strangers, usually without any contact with their parents, siblings or other relatives, even in cases where there is no pressing need.
Through the practice of forcible removals, the social workers traumatise several tens of thousands of children and families in the Nordic countries every year.
It is however totally inhuman to give children "rights" while at the same time they are being deprived of their fundamental human right to private and family life as guaranteed by the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, and the European Convention on Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.
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NKMR FIRAR
INTERNATIONELLA FAMILJEDAGEN
den 15 maj 2017
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2017 markerar 23 års jubileum för FN:s Internationella Familje År och idag är Internationella Familjedagen.
FN har instiftat den 15 maj som Internationella familjedagen. FN har öronmärkt denna speciella dag, varje år, för att understryka familjens betydelse för alla samhällen - inklusive våra nordiska samhällen.
Internationella Familjedagen firas runt om i världen på olika sätt.
Årets tema är "Familjer, utbildning och välbefinnande".
NKMR vill därför påminna om att familjen är den första platsen där utbildning ges och relationer skapas.
I Sverige och våra nordiska grannländer förbigås Internationella Familjedagen med absolut möjliga tystnad.
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"Familjen är den naturliga och grundläggande gruppenheten i samhället och har rätt till skydd av samhället och staten".
Artikel 23, Internationella konventionen om civila och politiska rättigheter.
NKMR firar Internationella Familjedagen - 2017
Sjuårsminnet av mordet på Nancy Schaefer
Idag, den 27 mars 2017, markerar sjuårsdagen av mordet på NKMR:s vän, fd senator i delstaten Georgia, USA, Nancy Schaefer.
Inför sjuårsdagen har familjerättsaktivister i Frankrike översatt Nancy Schaefers rapport till Georgia Senaten. De har också översatt hennes tal hållet vid World Congress of Families V, Amsterdam, den 10 - 12 augusti 2009.
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Appeal to the Government of India to protect Indian child in Norway
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This Appeal from the NKMR/NCHR was sent on December 27, 2016, to Her Excellency, Mrs Sushma Swaraj, Minister for External Affairs, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, requesting her government's intervention to protect an Indian citizen child from Norwegian Barnevernet (CPS).
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Your Excellency, Dear Madam,
On behalf of the Nordic Committee for Human Rights - NKMR/NCHR - For the Protection of Family Rights in the Nordic countries, I, the undersigned, Ruby Harrold-Claesson, lawyer, am appealing to Your Excellency to intervene for the protection of the five year old boy, the only child of Anil Kumar and Gurvinderjit Kaur, who was removed by agents of Barnevernet, Norway, from his pre-school, where his parents had left him in total confidence for his safety. The NCHR has been informed that the five year old was taken by Barnevernet and placed in a Norwegian foster home, far away from his parents and loved ones.
Similar gross Human Rights violations against children and their parents take place daily, not only in Norway but also in Sweden, Denmark and Finland. The removal of children from their loving, caring, competent families by the agents of barnevernet / the social services and placing them in foster care to live among total strangers, so-called CPS cases, stands out as an atrocity in our time - an atrocity that has several times been condemned by the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg.
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The NCHR Celebrates Human Rights Day - 2016
68 Years of Human Rights - 1948 - 2016.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights commemorates its 68th Anniversary on Human Rights Day, 10 December 2015.
It was on December 10, 1948, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, UDHR, which has become the universal standard for defending and promoting Human Rights.
The theme of Human Rights Day 2016 is: Stand up for someone's rights today.
UN High Commissioner message - Human Rights Day 2016
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon once said: "It is our duty to ensure that these rights are a living reality -- that they are known, understood and enjoyed by everyone, everywhere. It is often those who most need their human rights protected, who also need to be informed that the Declaration exists -- and that it exists for them."
Every year on December 10, Human Rights Day is celebrated all over the world in commemoration of the adoption of the Universal Declaration. On Human Rights Day we celebrate around the globe that "All human beings are born with equal and inalienable rights and fundamental freedoms".
The Right to family life is a basic Human Right. Article 16, section 3 of the UDHR reads:
"The family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the State."
Everyone is guaranteed protection by the law for the right not to be subjected to arbitrary interference with one's privacy, family, home or correspondence, or to attacks upon one's honour and reputation, Article 12 UDHR. These rights are confirmed in the European Convention on Human Rights and fundamental freedoms, ECHR, (Article 8) and the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, UNCROC, (Article 16).
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