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More than 60 minors from the Lev Tahor community have been relocated with suitable family resources, while the legal process to resolve the situation of 110 other children and adolescents progresses.
More than 60 minors from the Lev Tahor community have been relocated by the Attorney General’s Office (PGN) with suitable family resources. The process continues in court to resolve the legal situation of 110 remaining minors
As reported by the Attorney General, Julio Saavedra, so far 60 minors have been relocated to their ideal family resources.
Lucrecia Prera, head of the Attorney General’s Office, indicated that the hearings in the courts of Children and Adolescents continue their course and have unified in at least 49 folders to expedite the processes. These files include groups of brothers.
In addition, the PGN reported that in recent weeks the rescue of 13 minors was achieved, two of them women in a state of gestation.
Prera stressed that during this legal process, PGN has not been able to establish that parents are the ideal family resource for children and adolescents, so this refuge is sought in another country, if necessary.
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