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Family in the Woods: Parents Report Violation of Rights
Catherine and Nathan, parents of three children separated for 10 months, announce appeal against the decision of the court in L'Aquila.

Catherine and Nathan, parents of three children separated from their home for nearly ten months, expressed great sorrow in a video following the recent decision of the court in L'Aquila. They announced their intention to appeal, stating that the measure imposed breaks their hearts.
The court has authorized a gradual and monitored reunification path, allowing only daytime visits with a social worker. The parents have criticized this decision, lamenting that the doctors' recommendations have been ignored.
The couple's lawyer, Simone Pillon, accused social services of inaction, confirming that the program for the children's return has not yet started. He emphasized that the parents refuse the imposed measure, which also mandates public school attendance for their children.
Despite the court's ruling, the couple is instead requesting to manage their children's education within their home. Pillon highlighted how this situation continues to raise concern and discontent.
The couple has gathered support from the community, as the issue of separation proceeds in the courts, hoping for a potentially more favorable reunification.],

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