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Familles d'accueil, hôtels sociaux : le nouveau scandale des enfants placés
En France, l'Aide Sociale à l'Enfance (ASE) a pour mission de placer chaque année cent-soixante-dix mille enfants en danger. L'objectif est de les protéger et de les faire grandir en toute sécurité. Pourtant, notre enquête menée pendant un an montre les défaillances de tout un système et une réalité alarmante pour des milliers d'enfants. Foyers d'accueil où les ados sont livrés à eux-mêmes, hôtels insalubres où ils sont parqués pendant des mois, nous avons constaté peu d'évolution malgré notre enquête choc il y a trois ans. Pourquoi y'a-t-il toujours autant de dysfonctionnements ? Qui est responsable de ces défaillances ?
With a staggering 1112 episodes across seven seasons, 'RE: European Stories' is not your average TV series; it's an immersive experience that takes viewers on a captivating tour of Europe. This reportage magazine showcases different aspects of the continent - from focusing on significant political events such as elections to painting detailed portraits of individual countries or highlighting the efforts of single persons driving small-scale European projects.
The series starts powerfully with episode 1 focusing on the right-wing populist 'Party for Freedom' (PVV) which could become the strongest force in the Dutch elections held on March 15, 2017. It portrays how this development becomes a nightmare for migrants and Muslims in the country, demonstrating how rigid positions in this once liberal flagship democracy are. The high-emotional election campaign is shown to change society significantly.
Moving further into Eastern Europe, episode 2 sheds light on Poland's growing fear of Russian invasion since the Ukraine crisis. It shows tens of thousands of men and women trading their everyday outfits for olive-green combat attire to train for defending their homeland. Even Polish education is seen embracing militarization trends with over 30,000 students attending uniform classes where they receive military training using real weapons.
