Off-grid UK-Australian couple given more access to children who were removed from home in Italy
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- An Italian juvenile court has approved a staged process giving a British-Australian couple more time with their three children, who were removed from the family’s woodland home last year.
- The process, supervised by social services, could eventually allow the children to leave the residential care facility where they have lived since November.
A British-Australian couple will be allowed to spend more time with their three children after an Italian juvenile court approved a staged process for contact between them.
The children were removed from the family’s off-grid woodland home in central Italy last year and have lived in a residential care facility since November.
The process will take place under social-services supervision and could ultimately allow the children to leave the facility. The decision marks a turning point in a case that has prompted a national debate in Italy, according to the description of the ruling.
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