Monday, 2 December 2013


Are Brits Oblivious of Reality or Naive when it comes to Defending the Rights of Children and Fathers?

Denboba Natie

December 2, 2013

In Britain for the past half a century, pro-equal rights campaigners have often argued and justified their claims about the failure of UK's government in assuring the rights of fathers to have access to their children once they are divorced or separated. Particularly, such argument became more relevant and tenser in the past three to four decades in the UK in general, in Scotland in particular. And this is also ongoing practice in most Scottish Child Welfare Courts (CWCs) to date. As we speak there are several thousands of English, Welsh, Irish and in particular Scottish fathers who are left in utter dismay and dilemma not knowing where to turn to once they are denied contacts, and when all involved obliviously prefer silence.

Statutory and voluntary organisations involved in Child protection usually approve the unbalanced- often wrong and vindictive actions of estranged mothers even without questioning as to whether the procedures, policies and guidelines are fully followed and adhered to. Solicitors those are hired by the fathers often systematically delay the cases as doing so is their business simply because whenever the case takes longer so does their incomes. From the groups of people involved in such process including Police, Social services workforces and at worst lawyers and some mislead judges; the silence is their way of syntactically approving the denial and the sign of trying to justify their own accounts whilst the Children concerned are left with no or little choice- but with continued psycho-emotional trauma and inevitable social disintegration and confusion in their later lives. This is the case simply because the children are lied to by their mothers on most occasions about their father's being inhuman monsters. However, in such scenario it is crystal clear who might be the real monster. 

It seems to me that there is tacit approval of the denial of fathers' contacts by the British wider society or their ignorance about the fact that the human rights of fathers and children are at stake at their door-steps. I'm arguing this simply because the fact is that once fathers are separated or divorced, they are automatically regarded irrelevant to their kids by the mothers, the system and the whole spectrum of law enforcing agencies and organisations. Neither law enforcers nor society demand clarifications as to how this can be the case. 

The refusal of mothers rarely or not at all challenged in any way at all levels. Their erroneous assertions and claims rather further embellished by all involved to justify the denial of contacts for whatever reasons.
 
There are ample evidences stressing countless facts on irrefutable realities about the dire consequences of denying fathers of their rights to family life and flagrantly violating their Human rights (European human rights Act Article 8 and 6), without substantiating whatever claims with relevant evidences. Usually such silence of law enforcers are solely based on fictitious fabrications of mothers and their petty councillors (in my case Curatrix and by Curatrix mislead judges for the past over four years) as is the case with others subjects.

The equal rights campaigners further argue that whilst the CWCs are established to defend the rights of Children, apparently they and their elements focus on making their business more lucrative by delaying single case that doesn't last 4 months to last several years. Such immoral and unjustifiable actions are sadly taking place in several British CWCs- as we speak seriously making the noble British legal system questionable. 
Under tacit slogan of elements that 'Children will be OK as long as they are not starved to death and are able to go to school (just for the purposes of filling in boxes)', the elements systematically and surreptitiously milk fathers all they have, at times driving the subject to the level of serious nervous breakdown and intolerable life; and Children to unknown futurity.

In such a case, as the children are often advised by their mothers, her relatives, petty councillors and some time by the Curators and reporters (who are supposed to genuinely defend the rights of children); that their fathers are irrelevant monsters with whom they don't need to have any contacts. Suddenly the child who has his/her father as part of her/his during the periods of pre divorce/separation, feel totally lost and confused. With aim of punishing fathers, mothers usually avoid any places that used to be part of child's life and cut all the necessary links with fathers and something that reminds the children of their fathers. The attitudes of such groups of individuals including vindictive mothers undoubtedly reflect some form of anti-men hidden agendas in the Western world.  

Pro-equal rights campaigners also assert that the fathers are automatically denied contact with their children often based on erroneous decisions of mothers whose claims are taken at its face value. As this land (the UK) is one of the pioneers of Western democracy, where the rule of law remained supreme for several centuries, it makes the status-quo absolutely wrong -needing urgent remedial actions. The Status-Quo doesn't need to go on forever unchallenged. From statutory or voluntary organisations that are established to safeguard the children, very few or none argue against mother’s wrong claims to deny the rights of Children to have contact with their fathers. 
 
Ironically, all involved however rush to make decisions to get mandatory Child maintenance (15% -16%) of fathers’ earnings to give it to mothers (God knows where the money goes as fathers don't have any access to know whether the child is safe or not several thousands of pounds he pays for his kids is for the purposes it is meant for); whether father has got chance to make positive impacts in the lives of their children.

None of the fathers I came across including this blogger however complained about the child maintenance; but all agree in one critically relevant issue. It's about their dismay and bitterness for the fact that the system is supporting the indirect abuses of and suffering of their children at their tender ages by denying contacts. Denying contact at their tender age will have a lifelong detrimental impact on the child's all round life whether or we like it!!

The groups of fathers' right campaigners assert that several mothers in such mind-set never rationalise the consequences of their actions on the futurity of their own children as they simply busy themselves planning to punish fathers and to satisfy their misguided egos. Contrary to this, others groups of people those who strongly believe that there can't be justifiable reasons for denying contacts of fathers with their kids argue that there is miscarriage of justices by those who are given such huge burden to treat all with fairness, respect and dignity. These all rights and privileges are denied to tens of thousands of British fathers as we speak.

The UK's Children Welfare Courts (CWC) always depend on the accounts of mothers on several occasions despite the continued outcries of fathers and children in spite of available evidences on the counter-productiveness of denying contacts to both children and fathers concerned. Time and again fathers are often dined contacts with their children in the UK. Why?

Is British Public is too naive or unaware of the blatant violations of Children's Human Rights by the Children Welfare Courts  (CWC) in most parts of the country with particular variations and intensity in some and leniency in the others? Does the wider Brits know the magnitude and depth of damage the actions of CWC’s inflict on genuine fathers who are only wanted to be part of their children's life? Do the politicians who boast on protecting the rights of others in others countries in another parts of the world know the level of pain and misery CWC's inflict on the children and fathers concerned?

When the British forefathers/mothers laid down an excellent legal framework and its foundations for the generations to come, their ethos was on protecting the rights of most vulnerable and on treating all fairly. It's wasn't about enriching the solicitors and denying justice to fathers and their kids. It wasn't about allowing prejudices, sexism and racism to be part of this noble system. It wasn't about entertaining symbiotic relationships between law enforcing agencies, the court officials and the solicitors.

The British society has got serious obligations as a society and its government must act decisively to stop such injustice from continuing to unfold. The ethos of justices and fairness for all must be exercised and all citizens must be treated equally and fairly without prejudice and discrimination. The consequences of vindictive mothers’ unbalanced actions on children's futurity must be revisited and must be taken seriously. Those who are involved in promoting discrimination against fathers (indirectly Children) must be stopped from practising their noble profession illegally if justices system to be fair and just. Brits must walk up from their sleeps; stand their grounds to denounce such injustice and discriminations once and for all.

Britain must be fair and just for all where surreptitiously embellished illegality, discrimination, prejudice, racism and sexism can never have place.

Denboba Natie

December 2, 2013  

Thursday, 14 November 2013

 

Children in Crisis is one of hundreds of Charities supporting Children in need globally.

 
This information increases the awareness and helps us to see the perspectives of children in another countries. The children of the UK are equally subjected to various forms of deliberate and systematic deprivation. The recent Scientific studies show that the children living under poverty line in the UK are in several millions . so is School drop out as it is also rampant. These tragic incidents against the rights of Children are mostly linked in one way or another with family breakdown and inability of children to have their both parents as they are naturally ought to. Those who are in position attempt to solve the problems all over the world with cosmetic treatments of the symptoms of poverty instead of eradicating the underlying causes of Child poverty in the developed parts of the world.
 
Denboba Natie, November 14, 2013
 
 
This information about one Charity that does an excellent job to make this to happen in poor countries where conflict disrupts the livelihood of others. (http://www.childrenincrisis.org/about-us)
 
 
Children in Crisis was established in 1993 in the UK to give children in some of the world’s poorest countries the education they need to help transform their lives.
 
Our vision: All children receive the learning needed for their flourishing and wellbeing
 
Our mission: Where resources are few, where education is needed to heal the nation, and where it is too remote for others, our aim is to support children to read, write, think, pursue their life goals and contribute positively to their communities.
 
“We shape approaches which are not too costly but are effective and potentially scalable, not only by us, but by poorly resourced local NGOs and local authorities. We know that the environments we work in are unstable and uncertain, so we ensure that our solutions are resilient, and can be adapted by local communities if things go wrong”. Koy Thomson, Chief Executive of Children in Crisis.
 
Education for children is of paramount importance in today’s world and it is one of the reasons why Children in Crisis exists.
 
Children are at the centre of everything we do. We believe in a moral duty to protect and nurture the most vulnerable and dependent children in our society. Through education, they have a fairer chance in life, and above all, it allows them to flourish as a human being and to contribute positively to their families, and society.
 
As a recent UNESCO report stated “the number of children out of school is falling too slowly.” According to current global trends, 56 million children will still be out of school in 2015, a huge discrepancy from the Millennium Development Goal that intended to have every child complete a year of primary school by 2015. Education is moving up the political agenda outside and within the UK, but not fast enough. Education budgets took the severe brunt of the financial crisis with many of them being cut by countries that already had millions of children out of school.
 
Education has been called an inoculation against poverty and resurgent conflict. In many post-conflict situations, thousands who have missed out on schooling, are marginalised and too easily whipped up by dangerous leaders into new rounds of conflict. It is in these tough environments that children face major barriers to education and it is one of the reasons why we focus on politically unstable and conflict-affected countries. 
 
In sub-Saharan Africa, 10 million children drop out of school every year. Of the 72 million primary aged children still not enrolled in school worldwide, 40 million are found in fragile and conflict affected states.
 
The economic and strategic arguments for educating children are just as compelling. Investing in a child’s early development and learning yields the highest individual and collective benefits as compared to investing in later life.

A population’s education and health status play a significant role in a country’s economic development. Education empowers the people to help themselves and thus helps to improve governance. In addition education can hugely increase the innovative capacity of an economy, even at local level.

Each extra year of education raises lifetime earnings by about 10% (DFID, 2010). With an educated population, a country will also gain an extra 1% GDP for every year of schooling provided (DFID 2010).
 
However a year of schooling does not produce the same cognitive skills everywhere and this is why our main focus is on quality education. We don’t just build schools, we also train teachers to high standards and introduce modern teaching methods.

We also invest in women’s literacy classes and vocational training. We recognise that better education also results in better health for mothers and children because of better access to crucial information and health care.

Children of mothers who are educated are 40% more likely to live beyond age 5.  It is broadly recognised that a clear boost to economic development can only be achieved through investment in secondary education. However, facilitating access to secondary education can only be achieved through universal primary education and through women's education so that they encourage their children, girls in particular, to go to school...

Based on current global trends, 105 million 15-24 year olds will lack basic literacy skills in 2015, 55% of whom will be women. This has a major intergenerational effect, given that mothers who cannot read are far less likely to be supportive of education for their children. This is why the work of children in crisis is so valuable.
Read more about Children in Crisis, http://www.childrenincrisis.org/about-us
  

Our Future Direction:
 To Read our strategy for the upcoming years CLICK HERE


The job the  above Charity does is Invaluable contribution to the betterment of Children's futurity. 

Denboba Natie


       

Wednesday, 13 November 2013

The final part VI of 'Action Versus Conventions [Direct copy]

Denboba Natie
 

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): Call for views


October 24, 2013, Great Britain, UK


The UK is due to submit its next (fifth) periodic report early in 2014. A draft version of the 'Draft periodic report to the UNCRC: UK call for views' is available.

The department welcomes comments from civil society on the draft version of this report while it is still under development.

Please note that the UN committee has provided detailed guidance on the format and length of the report and we will therefore be trying to keep to this as closely as possible in the final version. The department will give careful consideration to all responses.

It would be helpful if your comments could be set out under the following headings:
  • general comments on the report
  • comments on specific subject areas or chapters
  • any additional examples or supplementary evidence for inclusion in the report, including the views and experiences of children and young people
Please email your response by 22 November 2013 using the address provided.

Contact details

Call for views: UK draft periodic report for the UNCRC
Email: UNCRC.VIEWS@education.gsi.gov.uk

'Any person with genuine judgement can look at these and take his/her won judgements as to what is happening in the UK wide Children welfare courts in general the Scottish Children welfare courts in particular. The Status-quo is unsustainable, unjust,. unfair and extremely biased that needs to comply with these international conventions on protecting the rights of Children'.


Denboba Natie

 

Part V of VI from 'Action Versus Conventions' [direct copy]

Denboba Natie

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): Reporting process


October 24, 2013, Great Britain, UK


Every state that has ratified the convention is required to report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) on how it is fulfilling its obligations. These periodic reviews are expected to happen every 5 years.

The UN committee considers all evidence submitted to it by the state party. It also gathers evidence from independent human rights institutions (including the 4 UK children's commissioners and ombudsmen), non-governmental organisations and children and young people.

Non-governmental organisations are also encouraged to submit their own reports to the UN committee about the implementation of the convention in a particular country. The UNCRC is the only international human rights treaty that expressly gives non-governmental organisations (NGOs) a role in monitoring its implementation.

The UN committee produces concluding observations on the state party it has assessed. These set out the UN committee's assessment of progress in implementing the convention and any areas of concern. The state party is not expected to respond formally to the concluding observations, but is expected to address the issues in its next periodic report to the UN committee. The concluding observations for the UK are available to download 'UNCRC - Third and fourth concluding observations 2008'.

The UK first reported to the UNCRC on 15 March 1994. Since then it has produced a further 3 periodic reports.

The UK will be submitting its next (fifth) periodic report in January 2014. A draft version of this report is available to download on page 6 - Call for views.

Overseas territories and crown dependencies

British overseas territories are not part of the United Kingdom but come under its sovereignty. These territories include:
  • Anguilla
  • Bermuda
  • the British Virgin Islands
  • the Cayman Islands, the Falkland Islands
  • the South Georgia and South Sandwich Islands
  • Montserrat
  • St Helena and its dependencies (Ascension and Tristan da Cunha)
  • the Pitcairn Islands
  • Turks and Caicos Islands
They ratified the UNCRC from 1997. Crown dependencies fall under the sovereignty of the British Crown but have a different constitutional relationship with the UK than overseas territories. The Isle of Man is the only crown dependency to ratify the UNCRC so far. The last reports submitted by the crown dependencies and overseas territories were examined at the same time as the main UK report.

More information

Visit the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child's website for more information on the convention, the processes involved and for reports from other countries.


Denboba Natie.
 


Part IV of VI from 'Action Versus Convention' [direct copy]


United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): The articles


October 24, 2013, Great Britain, UK


Articles 1 to 41 of the convention set out the rights of children and the corresponding obligations of state parties (governments) to safeguard them. Article 42 requires states to publicise the principles and provisions of the convention to children, young people, parents and carers, and everyone working with children and young people.
The convention covers the following subjects:
  • definition of children as all persons less than 18 years of age, unless the legal age of majority in a country is lower
  • general principles, including
    • the right to life, survival and development
    • the right to non-discrimination
    • respect for the views of children
    • the requirement to give primary consideration to the child's best interests in all matters affecting them
  • civil rights and freedoms, including
    • the right to a name and nationality
    • the right to freedom of expression, thought and association
    • the right to access to information
    • the right not to be subjected to torture
  • family environment and alternative care, including
    • the right to live with and have contact with both parents
    • the right to be reunited with parents if separated from them
    • the right to the provision of appropriate alternative care where necessary
  • basic heath and welfare, including
    • the rights of disabled children
    • the right to healthcare, social security, childcare services and an adequate standard of living
  • education, leisure and cultural activities, including
    • the right to education
    • the rights to play, leisure and participation in cultural life and the arts
  • special protection measures covering the rights of
    • refugee children
    • those affected by armed conflicts
    • children in the juvenile justice system
    • children deprived of their liberty
    • children suffering economic, sexual or other forms of exploitation.
More information about the convention and the articles is available in the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child website.

'These all are excellent pieces of Conventions leading to have various forms of legislations for the governments signed into agreement. However, if the culture of implementation is unchanged, remain dogmatic and less progressive an apology after apology will be the norm of all authorities assigned to protect the rights of children after all went terribly wrong'.

Denboba Natie


 

Part III of VI from 'Action Versus Convention' [direct copy]


Denboba Natie

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): UN Committee on the Rights of the Child


October 24, 2013 Great Britain, UK

''States which are party to the convention, including the UK, have to report to the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child. This United Nations treaty monitoring body assesses how well states are implementing the convention, reports on progress and makes recommendations.

The UN committee comprises 18 independent children's rights experts who are elected in their personal capacity to 4-year terms.

The UN committee meets 3 times a year in Geneva, Switzerland.

The UN committee is responsible for examining the progress made by state parties in fulfilling their obligations under the convention''.

''There are excellent meeting places and smart conventions in place, yet the rights of Children are blatantly abused, violated and neglected subjecting the children concerned to continuous sufferings at the hands of those who are supposed to protect them whilst the authorities involving courts, judges, police, social services and others remain oblivious and at times ignorant of the facts. The biggest and flagrant violations of children rights however is denying contact with their father once the fathers are separated from mothers.  On most occasions, the courts entertain these!! 
Please read more from the similar link from part I.

Denboba Natie

 

Part II of  VI from the 'Action Versus Convention' [direct copy]

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC): When the Convention was written and why,

Denboba Natie

October 24, 2013, Great Britain, UK

In the 1940s, the United Nations produced the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which was adopted in 1948. This declaration applies to children as well as adults. However, growing awareness of the rights of children led to calls for a dedicated children's human rights treaty. In 1959, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the second declaration of the Rights of the Child. This consisted of 10 principles for working in the best interests of the child. This declaration was not legally binding, however, and was only a statement of intent.

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) was drafted over the course of 10 years between 1979 and 1989.

Representatives from all societies, religions and cultures contributed, and a working group was given the task of drafting the Convention. Like all human rights treaties, the UNCRC had first to be approved or adopted by the United Nations General Assembly.

On 20 November 1989, the governments represented at the General Assembly (which included the UK) agreed to adopt the convention into international law. The UK signed the Convention on 19 April 1990, ratified it on 16 December 1991 and it came into force on 15 January 1992. More from the previous p\art I link:.....

The Growing question in relation to Father-child relationship post divorce or separation is that the lack of its implementation.

Denboba Natie


Action versus Convention!

Part I of VI 

Denboba Natie (directly copied information to initiate further debate)

United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC)

October 28, 2013, Great Britain, UK

 

The United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (UNCRC) is an international human rights treaty that grants all children and young people (aged 17 and under) a comprehensive set of rights. The UK signed the convention on 19 April 1990, ratified it on 16 December 1991 and it came into force on 15 January 1992.
 
The UNCRC is presently the most widely ratified international human rights treaty. It is the only international human rights treaty to include civil, political, economic, social and cultural rights. It sets out in detail what every child needs to have a safe, happy and fulfilled childhood regardless of  their sex, religion, social origin, and where and to whom they were born. All United Nations member states, except for the United States and Somalia, have ratified the convention.
 
The convention gives children and young people over 40 substantive rights, including the right to:

  • special protection measures and assistance

  • access to services such as education and healthcare

  • develop their personalities, abilities and talents to the fullest potential

  • grow up in an environment of happiness, love and understanding

  • be informed about and participate in achieving their rights in an accessible and active manner
This government is committed to the UNCRC and to its implementation. As state party, the Westminster Government is responsible for the overall co-ordination of the UNCRC across the UK. The department for Education is the lead department with responsibility for implementing the UNCRC in England and for coordinating UK-wide reports, although each of the Devolved Administrations implements the UNCRC and addresses the committee’s recommendations as appropriate to their own local requirements.
 
The UK first reported to the UNCRC on 15 March 1994. Since then it has produced a further 3 periodic reports. The UK will be submitting its next (fifth) periodic report in January 2014. A draft version of this report is available to download on page 6 - Call for views. 

Is UK and the its four Kingdoms are implementing these rights as per their claims?

Please read from the following link for understanding despite the facts I have discussed so far in my blog: http://dfe.gov.uk/childrenandyoungpeople/healthandwellbeing/b0074766/uncrc
 

Denboba Natie
 

Monday, 11 November 2013



The Scottish and UK Wide Child Welfare Courts are lagging behind in the aspects of genuinely Protecting the Rights of Children!

Denboba Natie

I think the resources I'm linking with this brief discussion is  relevant and informative to all Scottish fathers and their children. It's about a Charity known as Family Need Fathers (FNF) Scotland that works with and for Families with particular focus  on Fathers who are denied contacts with their kids post divorce/separation.

The aforementioned Charity is one of the key points for Scottish fathers who are left with no choices, but subjected to unfair, extremely biased, excessively one sided, blatantly unfair and unduly lengthy Scottish Children's Welfare Court proceedings. In the long term, such unfair process of the said courts undoubtedly causes in the children involved serious and lasting psycho-emotional, mental and spiritual damages leading to perhaps a life long mental health difficulties. Ample researches substantiate this argument. It seems that some of the judges, reporters, Curatrax, Lawyers and Solicitors prefer obviousness whilst ignoring these facts entirely focussing on erroneous decisions of those who are assigned to protect the very rights of Children. Needless to say about the fact that the fathers whose life are left in an abyss of despair and loneliness not knowing where to turn to. Such an action of the courts qualify to blatant human rights violations. For that matter, if the fathers and children are disallowed contacts unlawfully, the presence and practices of courts simply becomes meaningless. It is and remains noble however. Instead it becomes a place where those who are supposed to safeguard the rights of children procedurally show their allegiance to one another.

Another aspect of such endless saga is that the fathers involved in such lengthy, emotionally and psychologically draining process incur tremendous financial losses. They are also required to provide for their separated/divorced mothers whilst being treated like alien and disallowed contacts. It's such a paradox for any civilised person to comprehend. Unsubstantiated allegations always remain on the fact that either father will cause threat to mother or kids even if the violent person is someone who claims that she/he is abused.

There are numerous case studies (Scientifically validated) emphasising the fact that both mothers and fathers can do harm and be threat to their kids if they have got issues that compromises their parenting capabilities due to several factors. If this is the case, an expert assessments are relevant to make that kind of independent and unbiased judgments. Erroneously judging fathers and kids without these and others tools that are put in place to be used to carry out such an assessments, it will be unwise and makes the entire system uncivilised and potentially counterproductive. If the systems that are created to satisfy the necessary requirements justices demands work to satisfy the hatred of women to men; it obscures the civility of this ancient land of Scots whose ancestors pioneered numerous technological and scientific inputs providing solution to difficulties of the world faced during the enlightment eras.

Therefore, denying fathers  contacts to their kids based on an erroneous assertion about father's being threats to their kids once they are no longer with their partners isn't only unfair and unlawful, but it is and remains fundamental wrong urgently needing fundamental change in attitude of courts judges, lawyers/solicitors and others statutory and voluntary organisations involved in safeguarding children.

The Scottish government must think these issues seriously to take progressive actions step by step to safeguard Children and assure fair treatments of fathers--not as a foreign bodies entered into once system taken out of it by antibiotics. On most occasions, this is the manner in which the Scottish Children welfare courts operate. 

One can imagine how damaging it would be to children (at their tender ages in particular) who are suddenly told that they can no longer see their dad who once was a part of their entire being without justifiable reasons.  This is what the Scottish Child Welfare hearing courts are mostly engaged in on several occasions. Business shouldn't be at the sufferings of kids and fathers.

The evidences show that there are hundreds of thousands of kids left at the hands of excessive alcoholics and druggists parents about whom the courts do little or nothing whilst busying themselves with denying contacts and delaying the cases of responsible fathers and their children. This must be stopped and all should be treated equally and fairly, if the child welfare courts to be independent and satisfy the ethos on which it was conceived.  After all this isn't a dictatorial country where the rule of law is and remains mockery.

The link can be one of the valuable resources for fathers who are fighting such deep rooted prejudices about fathers. The link http://www.fnf.org.uk/law-and-information/scotland

If your children live in Scotland then they will be subject to the Scottish legal system.
The Scottish statute law relating to children is substantially similar (but not identical) to that in England. However, divorce law is different, legal procedures are very different, and different case law applies. Please refer to the information on the FNF Scotland site for further details.

Denboba Natie
  

Thursday, 25 July 2013


Children Resisting Post-Separation Contact With a Parent,



Selected international thinking and research to inform Scotland's families, legal and professional systems to do better for the children in the middle of the more complicated and difficult separations.

Nick's GUIDE: Overview (with Diagrams), Thinking It Through, The Resources, Some Very Difficult Thinking, Nick's Conclusions, and Footnotes (including Help Now). 

INTRODUCTION 

Nick Child, family therapist and retired child and family psychiatrist (whose website and words you're reading) attended the event "Changing the Culture" on 31st August 2012 in Edinburgh - click here for programme and clickhere to download the full report of the event held at the Murray Stable. The event was mainly for and about family lawyers and the courts, and an imminent forthcoming review triggered by an infamous case "B v G". There were contributions from others including the Scottish Child Law CentreFamilies Need Fathers, and Women's Aid. Since then other discussions have helped improve the picture and information in Scotland. 

Nick's interest arose from his family therapy work and his discovery and rapid learning about the field usually called Parental Alienation (PA) - click here for more. The terms PA and PA Syndrome are so loaded with presumptions that it is less off-putting to include it within a wider range of patterns of "Children Resisting Post-Separation Contact With a Parent" (Children Resisting Contact or CRC for short). Get a packed video interview about high conflict court cases and PA from one of the most prolific famous American names, Dr Richard Warshak

Starting from this hugely contentious complicated front door of CRC makes this topic and webpage long hard work. If we started from calmer ordinary knowledge about patterns and relationships, we would quickly understand how such high conflict patterns can arise. That they happen is no surprise. What is also no surprise is to find that the patterns, notably alienation, can happen to both genders and any sexuality. Most of the mountainous debates this page wades through below are irrelevant, since the patterns happen independently of the gender and legal aspects that add to the heated wrangles.  The information on domestic abuse describes virtually identical patterns whatever the gender of the victim and the perpetrator. Compare this with this for example. And note that both sides acknowledge that both genders cause and suffer abuse. Yet in talking about the subject, people often find they are “walking on egg-shells”. Read more on how equalism makes for firmer ground here. 

Mix together universal things we know about such as the following elements, and high conflict will result: Attachment patterns when attachment goes wrong, how thinking and feeling gets polarised and stuck, how neurobiological survival emotions of fight or flight fuel situations, the natural coercion of all childrearing, normal patterns of family division alliance and loyalty, how stronger and weaker personalities come into play, and the normal aspects of any separation process may naturally generate vicious circles (given the different concerns for children and differences in parenting styles along with other negative perceptions and given there is no constructive attitude or communication channels to sort these out). This recipe can explain problematic patterns in families without the gender and other issues that get dragged in. Nick is composing a short alternative webpage based on this idea, so you won't have to go through all the rest of this long page! Then you will be able to return to the many heated gender-linked debates and be puzzled about why they are getting in the way of more directly helping the families and children. Meanwhile, read on:


Dear Readers, 
The above link has got a lot of information for Scotland's Children's welfare courts if they want to adopt these.

Denboba Natie


Monday, 1 July 2013

JUSTICE DELAYED is JUSTICE DENIED by DKN July 1, 2013


JUSTICE DELAYED is JUSTICE DENIED: - Nearly four years since my little daughter is deprived of her rights to be with her Loving and Caring Father!


Denboba Natie, 

Edinburgh, UK

Scotland in particular, the UK in general has got excellent, free of state/government involvement, fully independent and one of the oldest judiciary systems in the world. The over all objective of the said system is protecting the most vulnerable groups of society, in particular children and groups of people/s who are in most need. Therefore, it has got excellent social services whose ethos is supporting the most vulnerable groups of society financially, morally, socially, emotionally addressing the subjects all round needs. I also know and appreciate that the tax payers (including myself) pay a lot amount of money up to the extent of £250.000-500.000 a year for the support package of single person who needs all round 24 hours support services. This is an excellent humanely work all sane humane gives applauses. Such vulnerable-generous social services must be praised all over the world for generations to come- and the system must maintain its status-quo.  


Having these all excellent and highly praised systems effectively implemented, however, the perilous situation Scotland’s and the UK’s justices systems in relation to children’s and father’s rights can’t be under-emphasized  In the last 3-4 decades the children welfare hearing courts became the place where a few groups of people make adverse decisions on the fates of children at their tender ages for pure purpose of erroneously representing the hateful interests of mothers without duly following the rule of law. Others female judges, lawyers, curators and reporters use this opportunity to punish fathers under the pretexts of children’s rights whilst actually satisfying their hidden feminist political ideology, I presume. I didn't come across the system that monitors and punishes those who don’t respect the rule of law.


I have seen these acts of irresponsibilities- the action which constitute crimes against the very rights of children and the human rights of fathers to family rights in the past nearly 4 years of ongoing saga. The irony is that the said courts unequivocally orders fathers to pay Child maintenances (which fathers happily do) systematically agreeing with the hatred of mothers once they are separated or divorced. In this manner, fathers are being used to fund hatred and others needs of mothers who might even don’t use the money fathers pay for the purpose of bringing up children. There are ample evidences that most of mothers use it for their own consumption.


From these personal experiences and others genuine information I have gathered from others hundreds of unlawfully deprived fathers, it appears to me that the systems in particular the Children Welfare Courts -that are fundamentally established to safeguard children are hijacked by few groups of immoral, unprofessional, manipulative and business oriented curators, lawyers and reporters all of whom are given unquestionable trusts to do the right thing for the right purpose. The said elements are also left and freely allowed to easily maneuver Sheriff’s/Judges to distort and distract the course of justice by fabricating new cases against fathers now and again, asking for additional time to do very minor things to drag the case for years with ultimate objective of cutting bond between fathers and children. I saw these with my naked eyes time and again in the last four years as others several thousands of UK’s dads did in the past three to four decades.


Meanwhile, the children are left in limbo with no choice or influenced by misguided information based on advices of those who are involved in advocating that fathers are not needed in the family. The said advocacy is becoming so dangerous that it is likely to further compromise the noble UK’s and (Scotland’s) justice systems which the forefathers of this land had highly treasured-if it isn't addressed according to the rule of law. All involved children undoubtedly remain confused not knowing why they are denied contact with their fathers without any reasons; as are fathers who are often regarded as violent and abusers once they are separated of divorced without substantiating the said numerous false fabrications of the curators, lawyers, some misguided judges who never question the integrity of the allegations and others involved in the process including the police and social services personnel. In particular, if the fathers are from the groups of ethnic minority here in the UK the situation becomes extremely fishy for several reasons about which I don’t currently go into at length.  


The irony is that there are humongous buildings erected for the sole purpose of protecting the interests of children at their very tender ages boasting in all cities and towns lifelessly when it come to the row between fathers and law enforcers. In a land where people’s choices are respected and people are pushing with their demands to assert these chosen rights, the lack of justice for fathers and children to have natural father-child relationships remains the mystery of 21st century.


In the UK’s Children Welfare Courts, law enforcers, all of whom are legally obliged to discharge their duties diligently and impartially, they rather on most occasions entertain sexism, prejudice and racism all of which must be categorically denounced by all law abiding citizens of the country and global community at large!


As mothers are entitled to an unconditional love and rights to family life, there is no reason for most UK’s children welfare hearing courts to deprive the fathers of these fundamental rights.


I also strongly advice the Scottish government in particular, the UK in general to revise the practices of  Children Welfare Courts and put the international and country’s rule of law into practice and hold those who ignore these noble systems into account.   

 
Let Justice, Fairness and Dignity Rule over 21st Century Justice lubricated Barbarism!!


Denboba Natie

July 01, 2013


Monday, 3 June 2013



Marriage Problems: 25 Marriage Mistakes That Lead To Divorce,


What drives a couple to divorce?


On Monday, relationship coach Teresa Atkin weighed in with some of the most common marriage issues she sees among her clients, from dwelling on what's wrong in the relationship instead of what's good, to living parallel lives with your spouse.
"Living parallel lives with your husband is the slippery slope to disconnecting completely," Atkin said. "The bonds of marriage thrive on having interest in one another, working toward common goals and spending time with one another. Couples who are trying to reconnect after their children have left home often come to realize that they don't know each other anymore."
Inspired by Atkin's list, we decided to ask our readers on Facebook and Twitter to consider other marriage mistakes that often lead to divorce. Click through the slides below to see what they had to say, then head to the comments and share the relationship issues you believe have the potential to end a marriage.
Follow from the link!!
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/06/03/marriage-problems_n_3379902.html?1370289939

The links between child protection and population dynamics

By Family forver.org,  11 March 2013

Globally, populations are changing at a rapid rate, and it is essential that any efforts designed to improve the well-being of societies recognise and respond to these changes. This includes the design of the framework that will replace the current Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), and consultations on the content of this framework rightly include specific attention to population dynamics. Key trends identified by the background paper for the Global Thematic Consultation on Population Dynamics in the Post-2015 Development Agenda include: population growth, population ageing, urbanisation and migration. In this paper we focus on some of these trends to illustrate the major impact of population dynamics on children, with a particular emphasis on their care and protection. We focus specifically on:
 • The rising numbers of children in the developing world, many of whom are at risk as a consequence of living outside of parental care
 • The growing rates of child migration and consequent exposure to trafficking and other forms of exploitation, abuse and neglect
 •  The impacts of rising adult migration on the children who are left behind
 • The increasing vulnerability of children as a result of urbanisation
 • The phenomenon of ‘skipped-generation’ households and the impacts on children and older people of the rising use of grandparent care.
Through these examples, we argue that several major population trends are leading to boys and girls around the world becoming increasingly exposed to inadequate care, exploitation, abuse and neglect. This combined evidence suggests that a post-MDG framework which acknowledges the dynamic needs of populations must consider the growing importance of a focus on children’s protection and care, an area neglected by the current MDGs.

 

The links between child protection and disasters, conflict and fragility


By: Janis Ridsdel, Plan International & Christine McCormick, Save the Children
13 March 2013

Since 2000, 2.3 billion people have been directly affected by disasters and in 2011 alone almost 200 million people were affected, including 100 million children (Gupa-Sapir, Santos and Bordre 2013). Conflict, disasters and fragility have devastating effects on children’s lives, and have contributed to the wider global crisis in child protection. For example, children may become separated from families during crisis periods or exposed to violence, abuse and child labour as a consequence of the impact of conflict and disasters on household poverty and livelihood practices, and in conflict situations, children are often forced to join armed forces or groups (CPWG 2012; Child Soldiers International 2012). Fragile states commonly lack even basic effective child protection measures, and children are at particular risk of many forms of abuse and exploitation in such settings (World Vision 2012). Despite the heightened vulnerability of girls and boys during and after conflict and disasters, currently humanitarian action does not give adequate priority to child protection and care, a situation that reflects the broader lack of attention given to this important issue in fragile and non-fragile states.

 In this paper, we examine the implications of this lack of prioritisation for the post-2015 development framework, arguing that this framework must include a goal and target on child protection that applies to both fragile and non-fragile states, and makes specific reference to emergency contexts.
Read other papers in this inter-agency series, written for the UN's thematic consultations on the post-MDG framework.
Why child protection matters (series overview)
• The links between child protection and equity

The links between child protection and health and survival
The links between child protection and good governance
The links between child protection and employment and growth
The links between child protection and disasters, conflict and fragility


 http://www.familyforeverychild.org/knowledge-centre/links-between-child-protection-and-disasters-conflict-and-fragility

 The links between child protection and employment and growth,

 

 Dr Josiah Kaplan and Dr Nicola Jones of the Overseas Development Institute, 
28 May 2013


Economic growth has the potential to free children from the worst forms of exploitation and violence, strengthen the reach and effectiveness of child protection services, and increase opportunities for human capital formation later in life. Economic growth could, in turn, be enhanced by improvements in child protection, as gaps in children’s education, nutrition, health and psychosocial development resulting from child protection deficits severely diminish individuals’ later productive capacities as adults, while increasing the subsequent cost of social services. At the same time, however, we recognise that economic growth alone is an insufficient indicator of children’s well-being, particularly when such growth occurs without equitable and inclusive social development for children. In periods of rapid growth and development in particular, new opportunities may bring new threats to children’s protection or exacerbate existing threats – a point that is far too often overlooked in discussions of pro-poor growth.

This report emphasises the value of integrating a life cycle approach into the conceptualisation of inclusive growth and employment whereby childhood is considered as a time for learning and development, laying the foundations for future social and economic well-being. Children need to be supported during these critical periods of learning and development and protected from labour pressures, violence, neglect, and exploitation, within the home and in all other areas of their lives.

Read other papers in this inter-agency series, written for the UN's thematic consultations on the post-MDG framework.
Why child protection matters (series overview)
• The links between child protection and equity

The links between child protection and health and survival
The links between child protection and good governance
The links between child protection and employment and growth
The links between child protection and disasters, conflict and fragility


http://www.familyforeverychild.org/knowledge-centre/links-between-child-protection-and-employment-and-growth 

 

Protect my future; Why Child protection Matters?

 

By: Emily Delap, Head of Policy, Family for Every Children, April 15, 2013

This inter-agency paper is the culmination of a series on the links between child protection and major development goals, designed to feed into the thematic debates around the post-2015 development framework.
The alarming impacts of child protection failures are likely to grow in significance unless something is done urgently. Global trends such as climate change, migration and urbanisation are all increasing children’s vulnerability and governments are not investing enough resources in building and maintaining comprehensive child protection systems. Children around the world want more support to enable them to grow up free from violence, and within caring, safe families. 

It is therefore is essential that governments, UN agencies and other actors engaged in the design of the framework that will replace the current Millennium Development Goals in 2015:

1. Include a goal on child protection. For example: 
All children live a life free from all forms of violence, are protected in conflicts and disasters, and thrive in a safe family environment
2. Listen to the voices of children, including vulnerable and commonly excluded groups such as those without adequate care and protection, in debates around the design of the post 2015 development framework and in the implementation and monitoring of this framework.
3. Promote the equitable achievement of all other goals included in the post 2015 development framework through assessing progress within commonly excluded and discriminated against groups, including children without adequate care and protection.

 

Secret court jails father for sending son 21st birthday greeting on Facebook after he was gagged from naming him

 

Monday, 25 March 2013


An unpalatable truth about Scottish/UK's Children Welfare Courts(CWCs)- Reflection of an Ongoing Personal Experiences.


By Denboba Natie, Scotland, UK


'One of the truest tests of integrity is its blunt refusal to be compromised' Chinua Achebe


This article is about an unpalatable reality about the Scottish and UK wide Children and fathers during pre and post separation or divorce periods. The link below also highlights these; http://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage?collection=journals&handle=hein.journals/chilflq9&div=21&id=&page=

I'm not arguing about the over all objectives for the fundamental establishments of Scottish (UK) noble justice systems including CWC- and the essence and principles underpin them. When the Scottish/British forefathers envisaged just, fair and impartial judiciary systems, they haven't dreamt that once up on a day in CWC's one person would be allowed to erroneously unquestionably decides on the fates of very small children during their tender ages without following the proper procedures laid out in Black and white. It's also equally saddening for the said forefathers (if they were alive to witness the tragic failure we witness on daily basis in the CWC) to see most of the Sheriffs obliviously ignoring these glaring mistakes without even bothering to raise a single question about the fact that the procedures and protocols in such sensitive areas weren't strictly followed and adhered to. 


The following  link is also one of such case studies linked with Scottish Children welfare hearing  http://books.google.co.uk/books?hl=en&lr=&id=bYifG8pH_ioC&oi=fnd&pg=PA177&dq=Biased+Child+welfare+hearing+in+Scotland&ots=WZKnhyDEzJ&sig=iMoQ-Qc0r3Vyl-9KBMAryCmnJ80#v=onepage&q&f=false



I've also reasonably explored to learn more about the fact that whether the Scottish and the entire British forefathers have imagined in their remotest dreams that the rights of women will be highly, but cosmetically politicised to be wrongly prioritised over the rights of children to seriously undermine the very rights of Children for whose protection the courts were conceived. As these rights are also internationally protected, fair and unbiased hearings are not particular to the rights of Children, but they are also unambiguously guaranteed to both parents without favouring one over the other. Article 8 and 6 of European human rights conventions clearly support this argument. 

The Status Quo in Scottish CWC seems increasingly unsustainable as the said courts mostly don't comply with the above internationally accepted obligations. The argument on the facts that all involved in CWC are seriously undermining the above noble principles remains defensible unless the entire systems are shaken up for the best of Children's rights. Contrary to this, when an institution once established to safeguard the interests of Children turned to be a place where the lawyers,  some judges, curators and reporters tacitly support each other to maintain the status quo obliviously keeping silent---instead focusing on mere paper works from which they all make money. Of course as lawyers, curators, reporters and judges they can't get employment unless there are issues to be addressed. However, their professional practices at such sensitive areas shouldn't be at the expense of grossly undermining justices systems that were established to protect the rights of vulnerable children under whatsoever explanations! This is and remains indefensible under whatsoever definitions!!

Additionally,  the Scottish and UK wide forefathers haven't envisaged that the systems they have enthusiastically established based on the ethos of democracy, democratic principles and justice would entertain lies, deceits and vile and unfounded fabrications targeting fathers based on hatred and made up histories of one party- the lies that are taken on their face values (if they are from female party in most occasions). Such unbalanced and unrealistically reached conclusions by all involved places the Children concerned at prime position of systematic victimisation; the situation under which the Children are left with no choice apart from being obliged to suffer in silence not knowing where to turn to- as one of the important persons in their life taken away from them. 
I don't think that there can be any heinous crime than deliberately depriving Children of their rights to be either with fathers of mothers who are once were part and parcel of their lives without justifiable reasons! 

The second victims in the cases of Scottish CWCs are separated or divorced fathers whose cases are systematically and deliberately dragged to last for several years whilst some of malicious curators in collaboration with some judges (all of whom took the law into their hands blatantly refusing to follow simple procedure laid out for them) make sure that the children concerned are made to erase the memories of their dads from their tender lives totally disallowing contacts. Such is a systematic crime knowingly or unknowingly being committed against the very rights of Children at their tender ages under the pretexts of protecting their rights in most of Scottish CWCs. 

I wonder whether such practices are fit for the purposes of 21st century Scotland and wider UK!

I've also humbly learnt that this Island's forefathers didn't think that the curators, the reporters, the judges, the solicitors or lawyers and at worst the whole spectrum of peoples making up the 'noble Child Protection Justice systems' at the heart of decision making process are the ones who are seriously undermining its integrity. The procedures and the values of the systems are made to voluntarily surrender their core ethos on protecting the rights of children to symbiotic relationships; the relationship that often posses silence even whenever something terribly goes wrong contrary to the ethico-legal prerequisites;  the link below narrates about some of these issues; http://heinonline.org/HOL/LandingPage? collection=journals&handle=hein.journals/cajfl1&div=32&id=&page=.

The unpalatable additional fact here is that the interest of corporate businesses under the guise of independent judiciary systems is taking over the aforementioned ethos of CWCs. As I have witnessed in the past 4 years and others several thousands of fathers in my position have witnessed for the past at least three decades these are wide spread practices. I'm not rationalising the entire professional here. However the majorities of practices that are daily phenomenon in CWC speak volume. The said adverse actions seriously undermine the whole principles of the Justice systems- it's created to safeguard. When this becomes the case with Child protection, it will be extremely mind boggling! 


Any morally sane person can't comprehend the fact that when any child is disallowed to have contact with their fathers under normal circumstances! How come the child accepts such verdicts? Are the fabrics of humanity is totally obliterated from the psyches of those who are involved in the said systems when lucrative financial gains intoxicate and made most of them to ignore the noble principles over which the Children Courts were established? What does the society at large has in place to defend these noble principles currently seriously undermined by the aforementioned powerful establishments? Do we need to remain oblivious?

I can't and never be able to stop wondering as to why such a highly regarded professionals (Judges, lawyers, solicitors, Curators, reporters.....) in trusted institutions obliviously abuse their publicly entrusted positions in a country or countries where the rule of law is being fully exercised. Why does also this happens against the rights of Children at their tender ages under whatsoever pretexts unless there is founded and proven threats to their safety? How one curator, the judge and the lawyers deliberately make up crimes against fathers to cut natural bonds fathers and children have and how they grossly violate the rights they are fundamentally entitled to? Why do the said groups obliviously compromise the ethical standards of their highly regarded profession embellishing it with dramas of various shapes and forms without actually feeling the sufferings of children involved primarily and an ongoing agonies of divorced or separated fathers at large? 


It is inconceivable and pretty difficult for civilised person with integrity who never condones any forms of injustices and favouritism in particular in democratic countries to rationalise the fact that CWCs in a free land where the authorities (politicians) have zero influences over their independences- the CWCs systematically and deliberately undermine the very rights of Children they claim of protecting. This is an unsettling and the saddest realities unfolding in Scotland in particular in the wider UK in general as we speak. It's tragically unpalatable fact under which the UK's thousands of children of separated or divorced parents and their fathers are obliged to live under. Why?  Do we call ourselves moral if we fail to address these elementary justice Children deserve to enjoy?


During the periods leading  up to divorce after separation, Children are automatically obliged to be left with mothers (the act I wholly support under genuine and fair circumstances). Immediately after the separation the concerned children  are directly or indirectly brain-washed by their estranged mothers, most of the curators and reporters where on most occasions led to believe fabricated lies against their fathers and systematically coerced by the very court curators to think that they don't need their fathers in their life for whatever reasons (often fabricated by mothers and their court assigned 99% female curators). In their little yet inquisitive brains which is so sensitive, fragile and tender, the Children concerned will undoubtedly experience the most abhorring and serious emotional and psychological troubles in silence simply because the kinds of warnings they are strictly given and persistent scaremongering talks about their dads being evil creature makes them to be lost in the unknown wilderness. Due to this, the level of emotional and psychological trauma they are subjected to will be incomprehensible!! By doing so, most mothers after separation and curators will collectively pose serious threats to the well-being of the children involved under erroneous pretexts the make the kids to live under constant fear and insecurity. 


Ample qualitative researches also reveal that the children who are obliged to be under such tragic circumstances blame themselves for all problems occurring between both parents without their crimes. Such strong feelings unfortunately lasts for life if it's undone in time. The said empirically proven life long issues related with children involved hardly draws the attentions of most mothers, judges, lawyers, solicitors, curators, social work personnels (in most cases who claim that they have learnt lessons after the loss of lives and perhaps life long damages are being done to the children involved). I can list down hundreds of such cases from the UK alone. 


The irony in this case is this. For instances, when I write about the fact that the kind of the said injustice that is common practices in Scotland and wider UK's CWCs, peoples of various countries in particular who hold the views I held before I was obliged to taste the bitter truth once I'm involved in the said saga- may not be able to comprehend and wholly convinced by this argument. This is simply because, it's will be very difficult for people like me who fled persecution and injustices of all forms and shapes from another country where the rule of law is hardly practicable or only symbolically exists. This belief also remains beyond compression for the fact that in the countries like Great Britain few groups of highly qualified professionals (lawyers/Curators/judges) who are at the helm judiciary systems deliberately underemphasise the fact that they are causing more damage to the Children than benefiting them when they unreasonably deprive the rights of kids to have access to their both parents equally unless their is founded risk to the Children involved.  This won't be defensible even in the contexts of the land I fled persecution from in terms of the rights of Children once they are taken to courts- if political elements are unassociated. 


To my believe, Scotland and the wider UK is one of the highly regarded countries those are known for having staunch stances on protecting the very essence of democracy and democratic values, the rule of law, fairness and respect for individual, collective and religious rights and tolerance. I can speak with great degree of certainty that there is no political interferences in the professional exercises of Scottish and wider UK courts- be it CWCs or criminal justice unlike the hellish land, the land of utter brutality I had left behind. 

In the land I fled persecution from, numerous Kangaroo courts are often remote-controlled by government officials where the judges, lawyers and other law enforcement officials don't have control over. Even if the law enforcement professionals want to discharge the duties of their positions, thy can't do so unless they voice politically motivated judgements the rulers want them to affect. The contrast between the land I left behind and my new land -the Scottish judiciary systems are incomparable. Therefore, I won't be able to be convinced that the status quo is fair and just in terms of CWC in Scotland and wider UK.

   
Thus, with my genuine and unbiased judgement I don't think that any civilized person with fair judgement will be able to accept the Status Quo in the case of Scotland's CWC. I might be able freely exercising my rights to freedom of expression where I'll be able to name & shame those who are responsible for their deliberate actions against the rights of Children or professional inadequacy whilst working in such sensitive courts. I will use my rights based on factual evidences that are easily available.

Besides, to reverse the said tragic acts of Scottish and UK wide CWCs, there must be a change and that needs to come urgently. Depriving the rights of Children under whatsoever pretexts and fabricated explanations, the impact of discontinuing contacts of the child with their fathers during pre and post divorce on the well-being of children; and the significance of psychological traumas father involved are subjected to mustn't be underemphasised by all parties.  All involved in this very sensitive job must think twice before they priorities their tacitly communicated corporate interests at the expenses of Children at their tender ages should think thoroughly and humanely. 

The arrogance of all involved, their lack of considerations and failure in properly addressing the issues of fathers contacts- instead focussing on mere paper works without actually giving slightest care for the whole aspects of children and fathers involved will remains one of the fatal mistakes to be made in the modern Scottish/UK history. The all round needs of children involved which are all Scientifically supported never draw the attentions of mothers, curators, reporters, some judges and others Child protection statutory organisations, most of whom regret after the worst things have occurred to the children'. These must be seriously looked into. The link below narrates about the fact I'm arguing; http://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1300/J087v16n03_03

This is an ongoing reality which numerous Scottish CWCs are hugely involved in their day to day deliberations-that must be seriously looked into. I
f they believe that in the twenty first Century justice must be fairly served on behalf of all Children and fathers both of whom are left with no choice but to suffer in silence; all must revise their all practices as a matter of urgency and Scottish government takes the necessary actions before the situation gets worst than it currently is!!

'One of the truest tests of integrity is its blunt refusal to be compromised' 'Chinua Achebe' 


Denboba Natie, Scotland, UK