Only in Print: Rwandan parents struggle to regain custody; language, NH law present obstacles
By BETH LaMONTAGNE HALL
New Hampshire Union Leader
Published
Feb 7, 2012 at 3:00 am
(Updated Feb 6, 2012)
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Alongside his wife Anastasie, Rwandan refugee Ladislas Harushimana talks about their fight to regain custody of their children.
(JOSH GIBNEY/UNION LEADER)
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MANCHESTER -- Ladislas and Anastasie Harushimana came to the United States from Rwanda in 2007 as refugees and found an apartment; Ladislas got a job. While they've had their struggles making ends meet in Manchester, their biggest battle is being waged in the United States family court system. They are fighting to get five of their six children out of foster care.
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