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LuMens #13 Maria-Louise Genet
Official child abuse investigation dissected in 8 steps
An official investigation into child abuse in the Netherlands was launched in April 2021. This investigation is being conducted by "the Hendriks Commission" and is expected to be completed by mid-December '22. However, victims and health practitioners have written several urgent letters expressing and substantiating fundamental objections about the creation and implementation of this commission. These urgent letters have not been taken into account in the further implementation and structuring of the investigation, making the reliability and purposefulness of this investigation highly questionable. The safety of victims and other children in the Netherlands is also at stake, now and in the future.
See the video below which explains in 8 steps what is going on and when what happened. Below the video you will find a further explanation with several references and downloads to support and substantiate what is revealed in the video.
A petition has also been started to call on the National Ombudsman and the Children's Ombudsman to launch an extra-parliamentary inquiry. In this way, the representatives of the people can give accountability under oath for their decision-making regarding policy on missing and abused children in the Netherlands. In this way there can be more insight and overview to structurally improve and protect the situation of victims, children and families now and in the future. Also, a future repetition of these situations can be prevented.
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For this video podcast, we are in Amsterdam and sit down with jurist Maria-Louise Genet. Maria-Louise was born and raised in Amsterdam and went on to study Law after gymnasium school (comparable to preparatory high school). After her studies, she went into the legal profession with a specialization in the law of persons and family law and had to deal with, among other things, child custody and out-of-home placement. This quickly brought her into contact with the major problems within Child Protective Services. After a period of over 7 years in the legal profession, she became a lecturer in Law at the University of Amsterdam, where she also worked on a dissertation on egg trafficking. In 1996, when she was 13 years old, she and the rest of the world were shocked by the horrific crimes, and eventual arrest, of the Belgian Marc Dutroux. Various investigations at the time revealed that Dutroux was not an isolated loner, but had ties to organized crime. Despite an abundance of evidence, all of these investigations were prematurely shut down. In 2006, Maria-Louise read the book "I Choose to Live" by Sabine Dardenne. This prompted her to start investigating child trafficking and abuse herself. Over the past 20 years, she has investigated more than...
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