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Tags: Inga Rantala, Society, News, World
 
Mar 18, 2010 16:19 Moscow Time
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Inga Rantala of Russia is concerned as her 7 year-old  son Robert Rantala learnt bad words during his stay in the orphanage where he was put  by Finnish custody authorities. Finnish custody filed a lawsuit demanding that both parents be stripped of their parental rights for smacking their son. When the boy was allowed to go to school,  he seized the opportunity to run away to his parents. Now he is allowed to stay at home but Inga claims that the custody authorities are interfering too much. Thus, she and  the boy’s father, Finn, Veli-Pekka Rantala intend to apply for  Russian citizenship and possibly move to Russia if the situation does not change.

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