Credible Bollywood Film about Norway´s Child Welfare

Foto: Emmay Entertainment

Torp and Salvesen befose the film started last night (photo credits: Oslokirken)

The film from Bollywood, «Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway», is a realistic depiction of how child welfare works in Norway.

I watched it yesterday with more than 30 excellent Norwegian psychologists and lawyers who all have extensive experience with several child welfare cases. In the picture, psychology specialist Einar Columbus Salvesen and I are settling in before the film started yesterday.

The Norwegian authorities are trying to get us to shut up.

But I say: Thank you, India! 🇮🇳🇳🇴

Aina and I have actually experienced it ourselves.

Photo Credits: Emmay Entertainment

The same thing as the Indian film happened to Silje Garmo who was granted political asylum in Poland. I know the matter first hand. (Silje is the first Norwegian to be granted political asylum in a European nation in peacetime.)

The same happened to Ruth & Marius Bodnariu who sought refuge in Romania. I know the matter first hand.

Most of the people who are bullied by the child welfare system are white, ethnic Norwegians. Five new babies are taken EVERY DAY in a nation of just 5.5 million people.

Due to the arrogance of child welfare and Norway's government, Norway has become one of the worst human rights violator nations in Europe, proven through repeated judgments against Norway in the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg. And more convictions are coming.

Norway's response to «Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway» shows that Norway has learned nothing. Shame on you, our dear Norway!