⟡ SWANK London Ltd. Evidentiary Archive
Filed Date: 16 July 2025
Reference Code: SWANK-S01-WESTMISTAKES
Court File Name: 2025-07-16_SWANK_Summary_Westminster_TopViolations.pdf
Filed by: Polly Chromatic
Summary: Documentation of the most severe and ongoing legal, ethical, and safeguarding violations committed by Westminster Children’s Services
❖ SWANK Summary:
“Top 7 Institutional Violations by Westminster Children’s Services”
A catalogue of legal, procedural, and ethical failures currently under formal and international review.
1. Interference with Lawful Home Education
Westminster disregarded a fully documented and academically rich home education programme that had been in place for years. Without consultation, they disrupted stable, legally compliant provision and imposed inferior tutoring while confiscating learning devices.
Breaches: Education Act 1996 (Section 7), Article 2 Protocol 1 ECHR
2. Enforced Digital and Developmental Isolation
The children were stripped of iPads, iPhones, and bicycles, denied access to outdoor activity and digital communication — despite no court order authorising such deprivation.
Breaches: Article 8 ECHR (private/family life), Children Act 1989 (Sections 22 & 47)
3. Suppression of Children’s Views (Especially Regal, Age 16)
Regal is Gillick competent and vocal. His objections were ignored. He was told he may not express views about court, family, or personal restrictions.
Breaches: UNCRC Articles 12 & 13, Gillick Competence, Article 10 ECHR (freedom of expression)
4. Institutional Retaliation Post-Filing
Every legal submission filed by the mother (e.g., PLO refusal, N244, Judicial Review) was met with escalated institutional interference — a pattern of retaliation and intimidation.
Breaches: Public Law Principles, Human Rights Act 1998, Equality Act 2010 (Disability Discrimination)
5. Improper Use of Emergency Protection Order
The EPO issued on 23 June 2025 was secured without credible evidence of immediate risk, and without full disclosure of procedural context or medical disability.
Breaches: Children Act 1989 (Section 44), Family Procedure Rules, Proportionality Doctrine
6. Sibling Separation and Excessive Surveillance
Regal is being held apart from his siblings for over ten hours a day; carers have enforced excessive monitoring. The emotional harm is visible and escalating.
Breaches: Children Act 1989 (Welfare Principle), UNCRC Article 9 (family unity)
7. Failure to Recognise and Respond to Dual Citizenship
Despite clear documentation, the Local Authority has not acknowledged the children’s U.S. citizenship or triggered proper consular notifications or international considerations.
Breaches: Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, UK-U.S. bilateral protections, Family Court jurisdictional duty
SWANK Position:
Westminster Children’s Services have demonstrated not just procedural failure but institutional misuse of authority, misrepresentation of parental capability, and a pattern of retaliatory safeguarding. These actions constitute a sustained legal violation and are now under evidentiary review by the Family Court, the U.S. State Department, the United Nations, and professional regulatory bodies.
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