After the baby’s death at Kaunas clinics, services are assessing the conditions in a family raising six children, living in a homestead near Ukmergė. Society is divided into two camps: some…
Child rights specialists met on Friday with the children of the Ukmergė family, whose possible removal is being considered by institutions, reported the State Child Rights Protection and Adoption…
The State Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service informed 15min on Wednesday that next week it will make final decisions regarding the children of the Žlabis family living in the Ukmergė district.
A large family living near Ukmergė, which came to the attention of Child Rights last Sunday after the death of a two-month-old baby, does not cooperate with child rights specialists,…
According to Gedas Batulevičius, head of the Vilnius city department, child rights defenders, having received an urgent report, immediately went to the scene. Read more TOP 8 engaging stories for those spending time at the beach “When a child becomes a witness to such a tragedy, they need not only a safe environment but also…
On Saturday, specialists from the Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service (VTAĮT) visited the home of the Žlabiai family living in the Ukmergė district, reports the news agency Elta. After…
Due to the recent high-profile incident that has shaken society, stormy discussions are raging on social networks. The State Child Rights Protection and Adoption Service (VTAĮT)…
The father of the two-month-old baby who died at Kaunas Clinics, Mintautas, contacted a 15min journalist on Wednesday and shared how he feels in the face of this tragedy, and revealed what…
This story was posted on Facebook on Wednesday by lawyer Dalia Jasevičienė, who described the situation as: “how child rights are taken away from a family with a deceased child.” Read more BNS Sprint: damage to Vilnius waste system, plan to control fuel prices, important meetings in Washington Decision – after the child’s death The…
In Anykščiai, a man and a woman, according to the police, threatened employees of the Utena County Child Rights Protection Department on Monday morning.