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inclusive set-up of Anganwadi sevikas, school headmasters and a special group of<br />
people called ‘bal mitra’ (friends of children) aware about the situation of these<br />
sugarcane factory workers. Once the community in the area decides to help these<br />
people, then there will be better chances of education among the students,” said R S<br />
Patil, deputy commissioner, Women and Child Development.<br />
Read the full article at http://indianexpress.com/article/cities/pune/project-launched-toensure-children-of-sugarcane-factory-workers-attend-school/.<br />
Children taken to UK should be returned to<br />
Australia, judge rules.<br />
(Australia)<br />
Man’s former wife, now dead, had specified in will that she did not want her two children to<br />
return to live with their father. An English woman who did not want her two children to live<br />
with her ex-husband in Australia has lost a fight from beyond the grave. The woman had written<br />
a will and said “under no circumstances” did she wish the youngsters – a girl aged eight and a<br />
boy aged seven – to return to their Australian father. Her parents and her ex-husband, who is<br />
of Aboriginal descent, became embroiled in a British family court fight over the children’s<br />
futures after she died late in 2014. A judge ruled in favour of the woman’s ex-husband<br />
following a hearing in the family division of the high court in London. Mr Justice Roderic<br />
Wood had been told that the pair had married a decade ago and lived in Darwin, Australia. The<br />
the full article at http://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/<strong>2015</strong>/feb/11/children-ukreturned-australia-judge#img-1.<br />
Australia asylum: Detention 'harms children and violates law'<br />
Australia's policy of detaining the children of asylum seekers causes them harm and violates<br />
international human rights law, a report says. A third of detained children had developed<br />
mental illnesses of such severity that they required psychiatric treatment, the Australian<br />
Human Rights Commission (HRC) said. It called for all detained children to be released<br />
immediately. PM Tony Abbott has called the report a blatant attack on his government. Mr<br />
Abbott said the commission "should be ashamed of itself" for being so partisan. Read the full<br />
article at http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-31432017.
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