UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued an apology regarding forced adoptions that occurred in Britain during the post-war period. However, he did not announce any immediate plans for compensation to affected mothers and their families.
Starmer delivered the apology in a statement to Members of Parliament. According to GB News, he offered a “deep and profound” apology to victims of the historic forced adoption scandal.
The apology comes after decades of campaigning by individuals impacted by practices where children were removed from their mothers, often under pressure or through coercive means. Bloomberg reported that Starmer stopped short of offering immediate compensation.
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