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An Irish father sues the state for failing to return his daughter, taken to Poland by his wife, despite a Polish court order.
A father in Ireland has filed a High Court claim accusing the state of failing to protect his three-year-old daughter, whom he says was taken to Poland by his wife without his consent, alleging the Irish government has not acted despite a Polish court order mandating her return—now under appeal.
He claims he has been unable to locate her for over 580 days, criticized state inaction, and urged officials to send her a birthday card, warning of potential harm.
The court called the case "extremely sensitive," and a full hearing is set for late October, with Irish justice and foreign affairs departments confirming involvement and expressing sympathy.
Un padre irlandés demanda al estado por no haber devuelto a su hija, llevada a Polonia por su esposa, a pesar de una orden judicial polaca.