Bodnariu family might get back its children after Romanian Parliament delegation visit to Norway

Monday, January 25, 2016

Romanian Marius Bodnariu and his Norwegian wife Ruth might get back their five children taken away by Norway's Child Protection Services (Barnevernet) last November, Deputy Mircea Dolha asserts.Dolha, the vice president of the Chamber of Deputies Committee for Romanians Abroad, led his colleagues Mircea Lubanovici, Maria Grecea and Ovidiu Iane to a visit to Norway this week, alongside Senators Titus Corlatean, Ben-Oni Ardelean and Marian Vasiliev, to discuss the Bodnarius' ...

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