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    Asylsökande med likgiltiga barn

    Asylsökande tillsammans apatiska barn, i medierna kallade apatiska flyktingbarn, började förekomma inom svensk samhällsdebatt under unge som sökt asyl inom Sverige samt som blivit apatiska blev föremål till stort medieintresse och grundlig politisk argumentation. En statlig utredning tillsattes för för att utreda fenomenet.[1][2][3]

    De i medierna uppvisade barnen led (till synes) från katatoniskt status, en oförmåga till vilja. Apatin ansågs länge existera en reaktion på nedstämdhet, uppgivenhet samt stress tillsammans med ursprung inom en kombination av asylprocessens osäkerhet samt tidigare våld och övergrepp i hemlandet, trots för att det endast förekom inom Sverige samt endast bland asylsökande ifrån några erhålla länder.[4] då fenomenet började uppmärksammas inom medierna hävdade dock vissa att detta inte rör sig ifall ett psykiatriskt tillstånd samt att detta är kopia, manipulation, undernäring och simulering som ligger bakom apatin.[5]

    År publicerade tidskriften Filter en reportage var två personer berättade för att de vilket barn tvingats av sina föräldrar för att spela likgiltiga för för att familjen skulle få uppehållstillstånd.[4] Det ledde till färsk debatt beneath hösten samt att sjukvården började änd

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    Asylum seekers with apathetic refugee children

    medical and political debate in Sweden

    Asylum seekers with apathetic refugee children was a medical and political debate in Sweden in concerning asylum seekers who came to Sweden with apathetic children.[1] The period was a subject of media coverage starting in , with 55 cases[2] and in , it escalated to cases. The refugees were mostly from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, and former Yugoslavia.[3][4]

    After a long heated debate, psychiatrist Thomas Jackson, the state investigation expert who held the controversial idea that the children were being abused and should be separated from their parents, was shut out of the debate.[5][6] The debate ended with a more generous refugee policy that formulated a new condition for the apathetic children titled "resignation syndrome" (uppgivenhetssyndrom in Swedish).[7][8] Jackson vehemently opposed this diagnosis, insisting on calling it coerced child abuse.[9] Jackson also criticized Swedish doctors and the healthcare system for indirectly contributing to child abuse.&#

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    Resignation Syndrome in Children

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    Have you heard of resignation syndrome? It affects refugee minors in Sweden and remains somewhat of a mystery to the scientific world. In this article, we explain what&#;s currently known about the disorder.

    Last update: 19 March,

    Daria is a seven-year-old Ukrainian girl. She lives in Sweden. She doesn’t react when spoken to or touched and is fed through a nasogastric tube. Her story and those of other minors are featured in the documentary, Life Overtakes Me. It’s a program produced by Netflix.

    Daria exhibits a strange neuropsychiatric condition known as resignation syndrome. In fact, since the 90s, in Sweden, there have been several cases of children suffering from this disorder. They’re the children of refugees from the former Yugoslav and Soviet republics.

    The syndrome has a progressive onset. Children begin to withdraw, lose their appetite, and stop going to school. Eventually, they enter a state of stupor – of partial unconsciousness – close to the appearance of a coma. This leads to a catatonic state and unconsciousness. It can last for months or even years.

    Resignation syndrome

    Resignation syndrom