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Wednesday 30 December 2009

Wednesday 23 December 2009

Christmas Message From RFFJ N.I

http://news.realfathersforjustice.org/index.php?itemid=305


FATHERS' rights campaigners in Northern Ireland are vowing to go on the offensive in an effort to get a better deal from the family courts.

Tuesday 15 December 2009

Millie Martin

No words can begin to describe this tradegy, inrespect of the cild and the family, those wishing to pay repects can do so by visiting a memorial site;

http://millie-martin.gonetoosoon.org/memorial/

Monday 7 December 2009

Relocation and Leave to Remove: A Report by The Custody Minefield Foreword by Sir Bob Geldof. Formal Release Date 7 December 2009

Bob Geldof responds to Child Welfare Report



Relocation and Leave to Remove: A Report by The Custody Minefield

Foreword by Sir Bob Geldof. Formal Release Date 7 December 2009



I can hardly read the literature on Family Law without simultaneous feelings of an awful sadness and profound rage. Sadness at what has been done to our children and their families and deep rage for our Family Courts and the inadequate practitioners that work within it.

In the near future the Family Law under which we endure will be seen as barbaric, criminally damaging, abusive, neglectful, harmful to society, the family, the parents and the children in whose name it purports to act. It is beyond scrutiny or criticism and like a secret society its members – the judges, lawyers, social and child “care” agencies behave like any closed vested interest and protect each others’ backs.

The court is entirely informed by outdated social engineering models and contemporary attitudes rather than fact, precedent rather than common sense and modish unproven nostrums rather than present day realities. It is a disgraceful mess. A farrago of cod professionalism and faux concern largely predicated on nonsensical social guff, mumbo-jumbo and psycho-babble. Dangling at the other end of this are the lives of thousands of British children and their families.

Here is one more report that empirically nails the obvious fact that to remove a child from their father (in the hugely vast majority of cases), their grandparents and other family, their school and friends, is wholly destructive to a child and its family.

How much longer must we put up with the state sanctioned kidnap of our most vulnerable?  Because in effect that’s what “Leave to Remove” amounts to. How much longer do we tolerate the vested interest intransigence of the appalling U.K. Family Justice system? How long before just one of them admit they have got it ALL wrong and apologise to their myriad victims?

This report is important, timely and vital. To accept its findings, which could have and should have, been conducted at any time in the past 30 years, is to accept the awful conclusion that rather than Solomon like resolving our tragically human disputes with understanding, compassion and logical pragmatism the courts have consistently acted against society’s interest through the application of prejudice, gender bias and awful impartial cruelty.

This report proves it. May God forgive them. I won’t.

Bob Geldof (December 2009)


Unmarried couples need new legal rights, says reform judge

http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article6946668.ece

Two million unmarried couples need new legal rights to protect them from injustice if they separate, the new senior judge in charge of law reform has said.

Friday 4 December 2009

German Father Wins His Human Rights

http://www.euronews.net/2009/12/04/german-father-strikes-a-blow-for-single-dads/

An unmarried German man has struck a blow for fatherhood, winning a landmark legal decision on his right to see his daughter. The European Court of Human Rights ruled in favour of Horst Zaunegger, whose former partner refused him access to their teenage daughter when the couple split up and she moved away.

For court papers click here

Wednesday 2 December 2009

traditional notion of a Northern Ireland family

57 % OF BELFAST CHILDREN BORN OUT OF MARRIAGE

The traditional notion of a Northern Ireland family has been turned on its head by new Government figures revealing that almost 40% of children born here are outside of marriage — and divorce rates are the second highest on record.
Statistics released from the Department of Finance and Personnel showed that in Northern Ireland last year the number of births increased by 5% to 25,631. Overall, 39% of these births occurred outside marriage. This varied from area to area, with the highest levels in Belfast (57%) and Derry (50%).

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