Article 6 - Impartiality of a judge in childcare proceedings - Article 8 - Right to visit - Interlocutory decisions rejecting applicant’s request that opposing party’s contact rights be reduced or supervised accompanied by relevant and sufficient reasons 

Art 8 • Family life • Decision to grant final adoption order in respect of a child already subject to a placement order, against the wishes of his mother, who has a history of mental health support needs, formally severing the biological ties and creating legal ties with the adoptive family

Pre-adoption foster placement of child despite father’s acquittal for domestic violence and his regained custody of the child’s elder brothers - Violation of Article 8

Article 8 (Respect for family life) - Long-term placement of applicants’ child in foster care and granting of limited contact rights - Authorities’ failure to consider possibility of family reunification in light of child’s best interests

This case concerned the Norwegian authorities’ decision to remove a mother’s parental authority and let foster parents adopt her son - The applicants complained about the domestic authorities’ decision to remove the mother’s parental authority and let the child’s foster parents adopt him - Violation of Article 8 (right to respect for private and family life)

Article 8 (Respect for family life) - Transfer of child back to biological parents after nine years in care of foster mother - Foster mother and children denied access to child following his transfer to biological parents after nine years in foster care

Article 8 (Respect for family life) - Temporary placement in children’s home due to parents’ refusal to send children to school - No violation

Article 8 (Respect for family life) -Temporary placement of children in care owing to family’s lack of means and parental neglect - No violation

Denial by national courts to a single father of the rights to custody, visitation and opposition to the adoption of his biological daughter, surrendered by her mother to a married couple upon birth - Stereotypes about the single father's unfitness for taking care of her child - Violation of the right to a hearing within a reasonable time and the right to family