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Who is Ariha Shah? A baby girl in foster care in Germany for more than a year now - Vimarsana News

Who is Ariha Shah? A baby girl in foster care in Germany for more than a year now

Since September 23, 2021, Ariha has been in foster care in Germany after her parents Dhara and Bhavesh, were accused of abusing her

Indian parents denied custody of their 28-month-old daughter by German court, here's what happened - Vimarsana News

Indian parents denied custody of their 28-month-old daughter by German court, here's what happened

The German court cited two injuries that the child had suffered in 2021.

German Court Hands Over Indian Child in Foster Care to Local Agency, Rejects Parents' Custody Plea - Vimarsana News

German Court Hands Over Indian Child in Foster Care to Local Agency, Rejects Parents' Custody Plea

The court, in two verdicts delivered on June 13, also turned down the plea of the petitioners that their child be returned to the Indian Welfare Services, a third party.

Source: thewire.in
Ariha Shah Case: German Court Denies Custody Pleas of Indian Parents - Vimarsana News

Ariha Shah Case: German Court Denies Custody Pleas of Indian Parents

In a recent development, a court in Berlin's Pankow district has rejected the custody claim of Ariha Shah, a 28-month-old Indian girl, by her biological parents. Instead, custody has been granted to Germany's Youth Welfare Office (Jugendamt), who has been caring for Ariha since September 2021 when she was only seven months old.

Germany's Jugendamt has a track record of being arbitrary: Why Ariha Shah's case should be resolved quickly - Vimarsana News

Germany's Jugendamt has a track record of being arbitrary: Why Ariha Shah's case should be resolved quickly

The Jugendamt, established in 1924, during the Weimar Republic, is believed to be particularly strict with ethnic minorities and immigrant workers such as Turkish, Polish and, in this instance, Indian people