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Date Posted: 21:27:14 10/09/18 Tue
Author: Knut Holt
Subject: The Child Houses of the Norwegian Government, Statens Barnehus

THE "CHILD HOUSES" OF THE NORWEGIAN GOVERNMENT

Norway has established centers where authorities or also parents themselves can send children for forensic interrogation, socio-psychological assessment, general physical exam and gynecological style exam. It is the meaning that children can be sent to these centers on very easy and wide criteria. They are cozely called "Statens Barnehus", meaning "the child houses of the government".

The centers are said by authorities to have the purpose of detecting child abuse on children upon suspicion, and investigating child abuse, but by scrutinizing documents from authorities, one can also read that they have the purpose of doing research on children and of surveilling the youngest part of the population and their parents regarding social, sexual and all intimate matters. One gets the impression that all kids in Norway are planned to get scrutinized at least a couple of times in such a center during childhood and teenhood.

What happens in these child houses are more or less like this.

- The child with guardian enter and there follow a general conversation. They are also offered something light to drink or eat to make them at ease. Highly probably the thing given to the child contain some relaxing stuff to make the child cooperative, but without being overtly doped down.

- The child is interviewed in a cozy room by a especially trained nurse, psychologist or similar without the guardian.

- Then comes a forensic interview in another cozy room by a especially trained police officer. During this interview, everything is videotaped. The interview is also true-time followed by video by a team of psychologists, lawyers, child protective officers and other experts.

- The child is then taken into an examination room, also with a cozy atmosphere and all clothes are taken off the child, if not all at once, it happens stepwise during the subsequent examination.

- They examine the child externally from top to toe, and are especially keen to document any marks of injury. The examination is typically done with the help of sharp spotlights. They take photographs of the child totally naked, both whole body postures and details of finding. This is done by a video camera that is discretely placed.

- They look into the mouth, nose, eyes and ears of the kid and take speciemens from mouth, nose and possibly other areas where they find something.

- They place the kid totally naked onto a gynecology table suited for the shape and size of a child, flex and spread the legs of the kid and place the legs onto stirrups or something similar. This table are made to masquerade an ordinary bed in some of these centers.

- The genitals and buttocks of the kid are spread, and they examine visually and take photographs of all parts. They also take specimen probes from all the intimate openings and some way inside. The intimate area is photographed broadly and in detail with video camera and colposcope.

- They may also place the child in knee-chest position to make the anus open better to look inside and watch reflexive reactions. This is also photographed.

- The room is equipped to do inspection of urethra, bladder, rectum and lower colon under anesthesia. They inform that internal exams are not one, but it the construction of the room is much like a surgery room, but with much of the equipment hided. I guess such intrusive exams is done also, but after luring more anesthesia into the kid.

- The sites have facilties to stay over-night and have staff at place day and night, which is a strong indication that more extensive examination is also done, partly secret for the child and guardian.

- After it all, the child is allowed to take clothes on and the child and guardian have a terminal conversation with the staff. But those that

Everything happening during the ordeal is videotaped and voicerecorded. The photographs taken of the child and videos are deposited in databases belonging to the Norwegian government, and will be there forever. They will be used by many authorities that will have something to do with the child in the years to come, and they will be used in research and education of experts of various kind.

The child himherself or the guardian will not know in detail what the photographs show, will not get access to them, and know how they will be used.

One only informs that photographs taken will be on secure sites.

But Norway being a very messy country, these are only some of many places where these things are done. As with many other things that are held in a cozy and deceptively style, These establishments advertise openly to make as many children as possible to come for assessment. But there is something hideous about the way they describe themselves.

Knut Holt

http://www.abicana.com

To tell about your own experiences, pleas go to this investigative polls:

http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/611395

http://www.misterpoll.com/polls/608976

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SOME TRANSLATED MATERIAL FROM OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION

By Knut Holt

http://www.mydeltapi.com

Here is an extract of some of the official documentation. Something in the documentation is only briefly mentioned, but is actually very intimate and extensive.

- One of these particularities is examination with colposcope on both boys and girls. This is an examination where the patient is placed in a spread gynecological position or other totally exposed positions, an where one takes photographs with varying degree of details and magnitude with a special camera - colposcope.

- Another thing is collection of specimens which practically is a collection from all body openings and elsewhere.

There are other documents describing these in dilly details.

By the way: Norwegian health personal have generally very law skills in using their own language, Norwegian, and even lower skills in using English. I have deliberately let the translation be according to the same bad style as is found in the document.
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9. The social pediatric investigation should consist of medical history and clinical examination, with pelvic investigation on suspicion of sexual assault (Part II)
grounds.

A sound social pediatric examination should consist of anamnese and clinical examination. In the event of suspected sexual assaults, a colposcopy (magnified photography) should be performed to ensure a detailed assessment of the child's health condition.

In order to be able to take care of both the child's need for health care and the judiciary's need for information and evidence, it is important that the social pediatric investigation has the same basic content, regardless of who is the referring authority initially. A clinical forensic examination will have specific requirements as described in recommendation 7, part II.

It is recommended that nurses with knowledge of child welfare care participate in carrying out the social pediatric investigation.

Practical information

Nursing with children's skills and children's and children's literacy skills relieve children's children with defined tasks of the social pediatric investigation under the guidance of the child's doctor.

Common systematics in the survey and the report writing provide a uniform implementation of the survey. At the same time, it provides the opportunity to ensure high professional standards in health personnel and the ability to develop and evaluate the competence.

The social pediatric investigation

The following components should be included in a social pediatric examination:

Anamnese recording of the child (conversation with the child) including social anamnese (parents, siblings). Who lives with the child?

Complete clinical examination, where the entire body is inspected without clothing, where one looks for signs that the child has been exposed to violence (physical, sexual, mental, neglected) and with adequate image documentation of relevant findings.
- height, weight and head circumference with percentiles
- puberty if ongoing pub degree in accordance with Tanner
- level of development and language
- skin and scalp: rupture, cuts, wounds, bruises, scars, rashes, hair loss, etc.
- oral cavity / throat: mucous membrane damage, frenum injury, dental status
- ears: look behind the ear and on the helix after blood withdrawal
- collum: look closely at the neck and neck after skin changes, eg after suffocation tests

Continued clinical examination according to the Handbook for Health and Care Personnel on suspicion of child abuse (nkvts.no)

In the clinical status study, body sketch, photo and video should be used where clinical findings may be related to the reason for the offender being investigated in the children's home.

Description of skin injuries and other injuries should be done carefully, with a clear description of the location, size and possible age of the injury.

Any additional examinations (lab, micro, x-ray, etc.):
- Possible fuse of biological traces.
- Assess relevant medical conditions that may explain possible symptoms and signs.
- Identify symptoms that can be related to psychosocial stresses.

Suspected of sexual abuse

All insulted after sexual assault should be investigated with a colposcope.

It is important that a colposcope is used when assuming sexual abuse. This ensures good insight and allows you to store high quality video recordings. Good admission of the survey ensures the possibility of peer review and support to the doctor in preparation for oral presentation in court.

In case of physical damage to, for example, external genital organs, health professionals will give the child the assurance that there is no damage or the damage is limited. For some children this is important in the therapeutic work.

If there is no specific suspicion of sexual abuse, one may refrain from using the colposcope for the investigation.

Recommendations listed below should be encouraged, but the consideration of what is possible with the individual child may lead to deviations from the recommendations.

No children should be investigated in coercion, but requested clinical forensic examination should be attempted with diversion procedures.

Anesthesia examination must be considered if the child fails to cooperate during the investigation, especially important in the case of sexual assault.

Testing for sexually transmitted infections

Testing for any sexually transmitted infection in prepubertal children is performed by symptoms of infection or in history or findings suggesting contact with the genitals of sexual offenders. Postpuberal children should as a rule always be tested. Although there are no symptoms, there may still be infection, which may require treatment. If necessary, medical treatment must be started and follow-up is planned.

New technology provides the ability to use PCR urine tests to detect gonorrhea and Chlamydia with high sensitivity. There is rapid development in this field, and it is apparent to new test methods and changes in the interpretation of the study for sexually transmitted diseases. See overview article.

Basically, tests for gonorrhea and Chlamydia, and any other infection on the indication. Survey is performed with relevant blood samples for hepatitis B and C, syphilis and HIV. If wrong
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