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In re Chromatic v. Westminster, Concerning the Improvised Polyglot Collusion of Social Workers During Active Litigation


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Private Messaging, Public Shame

In re Chromatic v. Westminster, Concerning the Improvised Polyglot Collusion of Social Workers During Active Litigation

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Filed: 7 July 2025
Reference Code: SWL-EX-0625-WCC-FORLANG-BREACH
Court File Name: 2025-06-25_SWANK_SafeguardingBreach_Westminster_PrivateMessaging_ForeignLanguage
1-line summary: Westminster social workers contacted minors via private messages in a foreign language during an active legal case, violating safeguarding norms.

I. What Happened

During active legal proceedings, Westminster Children’s Services initiated unsupervised private messaging with minor children using a foreign language not previously agreed upon or approved.

This tactic was deployed outside formal contact channels — despite a standing objection from the mother, an open Judicial Review, and multiple police reports regarding safeguarding retaliation.

Ofsted responded with a timed template, noting that replies to school concerns may take up to 30 working days. Children, apparently, can wait.

II. What the Complaint Establishes

  • Direct safeguarding breach by contacting children privately during proceedings

  • Use of non-English communication to obscure oversight and avoid detection

  • Procedural evasion via non-transparent contact

  • Institutional resistance to lawful parental objections and litigation notices

This is not contact. It is surveillance in sheep’s clothing.

III. Why SWANK Logged It

Because language is not neutral.
Because private messaging during legal conflict is not informal — it is strategic manipulation disguised as communication.
Because no social worker, in any safeguarding context, should be contacting vulnerable children off-record and off-language.

SWANK documents this breach not merely as misconduct, but as a cultural symptom of how social workers navigate power through access.

IV. Violations and Institutional Implications

  • Violation of safeguarding procedure (unsupervised, unrecorded contact)

  • Language-based circumvention of parental and legal oversight

  • Obstruction of justice during active N1 and JR filings

  • Failure of Ofsted response mechanisms, despite receipt and timestamp

Children were contacted.
Privacy was invaded.
Oversight responded with an FAQ.

V. SWANK’s Position

This is not negligence. It is deliberate choreography.
To contact a child in a language their legal team does not monitor is not only unethical — it is linguistic trespass.

SWANK London Ltd asserts that Westminster’s actions constitute a covert attempt to shape narrative and complianceduring active litigation. This violates not only safeguarding principles, but the very premise of procedural fairness.

And Ofsted?
They offered a call centre schedule.

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