By
Guillermo A. Morales Sancho2025-11-05T14:36:00
After their eldest daughter made a false report at school when they refused her request for a phone and makeup, Christian couple Daniel and Bianca Samson were accused of “religious extremism” and had both daughters seized by the Swedish authorities. However shocking, ADF’s Guillermo Sancho says such a case is not an anomaly across Europe
It began with a simple dispute over a phone and some makeup with their daughter. Daniel and Bianca Samson never imagined that this would lead Swedish authorities to take their two daughters away from them.
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