12 April 2015
“As the ACDP, we believe in strong family support system and the interests of children is of paramount important, that’s why we say the children have a right to grow up in a home where they are loved and nurtured.” Christians added.
Sunday, April 12, 2015
ACDP concerned by children jammed at Adoptive Centre
Loyiso
Langeni
12 April 2015
The African Christian Democratic Party in the Western Cape
has raised its concerns regarding the thousands of children stuck in the foster
care system.
ACDP claims that
there are still 28 657 children still in foster care.
ACDP Provincial Leader Ferlon Christian said that though
parents have the right not to sign away their rights, the best interest of the
child in question should always be considered first.
“As the ACDP, we believe in strong family support system and the interests of children is of paramount important, that’s why we say the children have a right to grow up in a home where they are loved and nurtured.” Christians added.
12 April 2015
“As the ACDP, we believe in strong family support system and the interests of children is of paramount important, that’s why we say the children have a right to grow up in a home where they are loved and nurtured.” Christians added.
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