Neefikasan i korumpiran pravni sistem dao je šansu brojnim kriminalcima da podmite svoj put ka slobodi i ne budu kažnjeni za zločine. Zato su porodice žrtava, razočarane u institucije zakona, uzele pravdu u svoje ruke. Deca su najčešće mete osvete i najveće žrtve. U mnogim slučajevima, ona nikad ne napuštaju domove iz straha da ne…
Every fifth child is labeled with a Special Needs statement, which is double the number from 20 years ago, the latest Department for Education statistics show. The Release figures show that in 2010 more than 30 000 children between the age of two and four were assessed by schools or nurseries as having special needs.…
No mention has been made yet on the position of Special Education in the Tories’ “Big Society” plan launched this week. David Cameron announced establishment of a “Big Society Bank” to finance charities and voluntary groups, but days later British charity Barnardo’s still has no information on how the plan will deliver. “The plans will…
Another blow for Special Schools as spending “clean up” scratched off School building programme Special Schools across the country are reeling from the impact of Education Secretary Michael Gove’s decision to cut £1bn from the schools budget, seriously compromising the improvement building plans of many affected school communities. “For years we have been struggling with…
UK’s new Education Bill provokes new heed for disabled children After years of policies, acts, debates and disappointment, disabled children may be victims of the new Government’s rush to create more academy schools. This is a warning from director of Alliance for Inclusive Education, Tara Flood. “The new Academy Bill will certainly reverse inclusive practice”…
Part time job in “the world’s oldest profession” (Sex work in the UK) If you call an escort agency and inquire about the escorting job, a pleasant, mature male voice will guide you through basic questions – how old you are, what are your interests, hobbies, do you drink or smoke, do you like sports…
Bournemouth Islamic community angry with the French face veil ban Tama Bouguerrache, Head Teacher at the Bournemouth Islamic Centre Bournemouth Islamic community is infuriated after the French Government approved a draft law forbidding women to wear a face veil. Members are now concerned that Britain may follow suit, said Bournemouth Islamic community relations spokesman, Tariq K.…
Are Parents Obstructing the Betterment of Shocking Child Poverty? As reported by the independent children’s charity Save the Children, over 100,000 children in the South West are living in severe poverty, deprived of the basic essentials such as warm clothes and food. According to them living in severe poverty means living on less than £12,220…
Kube Art Gallery Closure TV package about the closing down of Kube art gallery in Poole UK,16th January 2010. The video shows art works by Henry Moore, Jacob Epstein, Patrick Heron and Bridget Riley, all of which are distinguished artists, responsible for great changes in the perception of a contemporary artist and the course which contemporary…
December 2009, London. InterviewReprieve by Katarina Petrovic http://www.reprieve.org.uk/
Seventeen Years of Solitude After 17 turbulent years “The European Union (EU) has abolished visas for the citizens of Serbia traveling to the Schengen Area countries” and we will finally be allowed to travel into Europe without having to apply for a visa. I intentionally say only “apply” as that was often as far as one…
Katarina Petrović 