Parental Alienation Is Child Abuse So Why Don’t We Follow Other Countries And Stamp It Out?

 Sept 19, 2010

Parental Alienation is recognised in many countries around the world as child abuse and laws have been changed to stamp this cruel and selfish act out, in the best interests of children. Sadly, the UK is way behind in this matter and courts still do not recognise Parental Alienation as the abuse it is.

We receive hundreds of messages supporting a change in the law but the government, as always, is slow to act. A review of family law is under way and in the Autumn of 2011 the findings are expected to be available.
This is by no means the end of the matter. We need more and constant pressure on our MPs, government and more direct-action campaigning in order to stamp out this cruel abuse to children.

Parental Alienation needs to be recognised by CAFCASS and the courts, just as it is in Brazil, Canada, Australia and many states in the USA.

We need your support so please contribute stories and articles on this site so we can keep up the pressure.

Mother Continues To Act Against Best Interests Of Child Due To Selfishness

July 15, 2010

Despite the best interests of my daughter, her mother continues to try and jeapordise our relationship for her own selfish, self-interest. We have been separated for 4 years but she continues to act hostile towards me, despite leaving me for another man.

The whole situation makes no real sense. I just want to be a good dad, but she continues to use every occasion to try and make her nmew boyfriend my daughters dad and does not promote me in any positive light, despite having the best interests of my daughter at heart.

When my daughter is in both our companies, she is left feeling distressed as her mother refuses to be amicable and nice towards me and allows our daughter to shoulder the emotional stress of the situation.
When will the law protect children, instead of protecting mothers that use abusive, destructive tactics to alienate children from their natural father’s life?