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Sweden details child welfare policy amid Hong Kong couple's custody row

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Swedish authorities have detailed their child welfare policies following a custody dispute involving a Hong Kong couple. The government explained that assessing risks within the home is a primary factor in deciding to intervene and take a child into care. This case involves a young girl named Lily, whose parents are seeking her return to Hong Kong after she was removed from their care in late 2023 due to welfare concerns, a situation compounded by the prior death of their first child in Finland. AI

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Sweden details child welfare policy amid Hong Kong couple's custody row

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Theodora Yu,Fiona Sun ·

    Sweden outlines child care policy amid registration row over infant in Hong Kong

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