
The social custody of Finland allowed the son of the Russian Russian woman Rantal to be at home and cancel the lawsuit in relation to the family. According to Interfax, the Commissioner for the Rights of the Child under the President of Russia Pavel Astakhov announced this. According to him, a plan will be developed by which the spouses of Rantal will have to provide the child with a “normal and calm life”, in response, the authorities of the socopeca will not file a lawsuit against parents and leave the child to live in the family. Representatives of the socopeca will check the implementation of this plan of a "happy life."
As previously reported, on February 4, the social custody of the city of Turku took Robert Rantal from the family and put it in a shelter, and also sent a statement to the court with a demand to deprive his mother’s mother, Russian, Russianman Rantal and father, Finnish citizen Veli -Pekku Rantal. However, on March 15, the boy fled home from the school, where he was brought by employees of Sotosopeki for the first time after a long break, and is currently in the family.
The guardianship authorities accused the boy’s mother of the fact that "the conditions in the family are dangerous for the child." The reason for this was the words spoken by the child at school that his mother somehow slapped him, and that the family could take him to Russia, since he has dual citizenship. These words reached social workers who stated that they would not let the child go into Russia, and consider the mother a threat to the boy. A criminal case was opened against Inga Rantal.