Welcome to Child Rights.
For tens of thousands of parents (usually Fathers) in the UK, the sad truth is that the resident parent (usually the mother) is denying proper access to children, due to their own selfish reasons. The common term for this denial of contact is Parental Alienation and is classed as child abuse in many countries such as Australia, Canada, USA, Brazil and France.
In the UK however, CAFCASS still does not recognise parental alienation which delays court proceedings and is a clear form of child abuse.
Please support this site by any means and together we will save the thousands of innocent children from their parents selfish actions.
Thank you.
Hi, As a Dad who went through this for 14 years, I think
this is a very worthwhile cause and want to congratulate you on
trying to right the wrongs done to so many fathers. I was granted a
defined access order in Court, but my ex never adhered to it and I
would go weeks not seeing my daughter, on a couple of occasions it
was 3 months or more My Daughter is now 20 and still don’t get to
see as much of her as I would like, but at least it’s her choice
now. She is in her 2nd year at University, has friends, a boyfriend
etc and Dad isn’t a priority anymore. I am fortunate to be with a
new partner and have twin daughters with her. I am the main carer
for our daughters as a result of an accident at work that left me
with medical retirement. Once again, I want to congratulate you on
bringing this into the public eye. Far too many Dads miss out on
the wonder that is their Children’s development, and it is so wrong
I have ‘Liked’ your facebook page and shared it on my profile.
Yours sincereley Mark
Mark
Thank you for your kind words and support, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
I’ve just lost a long and lengthy custody battle with my ex-wife. From the age of 2, my son as been living with me due to the abuse both he and I have been put through by her. I’ve been called a liar by social services, the police and cafcass – who have all taken it upon themselves to call me this and say I’ve made up malicious allegations in order to keep my sons custody, which destroyed the court case. In the case, I had a psychological evaluation on my ex-wife in 2009 which clearly states she is not fit to look after our son and that it was in his best interests to reside with me. It also recommends she seek professional help which she hasn’t done, even to this day. Instead last friday the magistrates through my evidence out of court – calling it nitpicking and awarded custody to my ex-wife by saying shes turned her life around – but quite clearly is still showing signs of mental problems, attacking people randomly due to her condition and most importantly – still abusing our son. My son quite simply cannot bare to spend time with her because of what shes done in the past and to this day. He states that he wishes she was dead and that he doesn’t want to see or speak to her at all. Yet the courts have now forced a situation where a 5 year old boy now has to live with his abuser, completely against his wishes and fears. Please help, I do not have grounds to appeal to the decision and in 4 weeks he will be taken from me and placed into my ex-wife’s care. Any information, advice or support will dearly be appreciated. Thank you for your time in reading this.
Going thru 6 years of my ex not allowing me into my daughters life, she has control an the courts believe every lie she says about me !!! Its a sad world today we live in that mothers refuse the roghts of chidlren to fathers as the law is for mothers everytime even thou majority of fathers make better parents !!