Development of child welfare policy

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Do children and parents have a voice in the development of child welfare policy? If children or parents feel the child welfare system neglected their needs or abused their rights, are there effective accountability mechanisms in place? Are all children/parents treated equally and without discrimination by the child welfare system? If not, in what ways are they discriminated against?

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