"We never thought this day would come. I see this day as a small light at the end of a big tunnel. There are 9,000 children lost in homes in Ireland and that's only the ones that were examined. So Tuam is the tip of the iceberg, and we do hope that every child's voice is heard, because I think they've been crying for a long time. This is the start of something, so we may not get all the answers, we don't know, but it's the next stage."
In our society, children are quite rightly and properly protected from items and actions that could cause them harm for example alcohol, cigarettes and gambling. My fellow Reform members and I believe that our young people should be protected from exposure to potentially harmful ideologies and beliefs such as those held by the trans lobbyists.
"Labour has introduced its landmark children's bill to parliament, bringing in a range of sweeping changes which will affect both parents and educators. This bill is designed to improve children's safety and education standards in the UK."
The latest draft of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) has been criticized for being a censorship bill that threatens free speech, privacy, and online resources for minors.
Rachel de Souza emphasized that banning smacking is essential for protecting children, highlighting that previous bans in Scotland and Wales indicate the necessity to expand this protection to England.