Parental Alienation is a severe form of domestic abuse that victimizes both the child and the targeted parent. The most comprehensive review of the parental alienation (PA) literature summarizes over 300 peer-reviewed studies conducted in 32 countries around the world, and concludes,
“It is no longer tenable to dismiss the field as lacking in scientific status. Only by recognizing the legitimacy of PA scholarship will developmental psychology sustain and enhance understanding of how and why parent–child relationships break down in the wake of interparental conflict, separation, and divorce.”
Ignoring the science, the UN Special Rapporteur submitted to the Human Rights Council the report, “Custody, Violence Against Women and Violence against Children.” The document refers to parental alienation as an “unscientific pseudo-concept,” and recommends that countries should “legislate to prohibit the use of parental alienation or related pseudo concepts in family law cases.” Refuting the central claim of the UN document, a recent analysis of PA cases concluded, “alienating mothers’ claims of abuse against known ‘abusive’ alienated fathers were not being discredited more often than they were for alienating fathers.”
A detailed analysis by the Parental Alienation Study Group and Global Action for Research Integrity in Parental Alienation reveals the UN report is filled with “misleading statements and blatant misinformation.” The analysis also warns, “democracy itself is in danger of being overtaken by totalitarian ideologies and regimes.” In July 2023, the UN Human Rights Council declined to approve the deeply flawed report.
Since 2008, Parental Alienation Awareness Day has been observed on April 25 as part of the global campaign to raise awareness about parental alienation.
More information:
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Barbara Kay: Woke Feminists Look to Eliminate Men as a Category of Victim
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Christine Giancarlo: The Real Crisis of Parental Alienation and the Ongoing Defensive Tactics of Disinformation by Self-Promoting Deniers
- Philip Alston: Hobbling the Monitors: Should U.N. Human Rights Monitors be Accountable?
Petition:
Press Releases:
2024:
- April 30: 18 Countries Observe Parental Alienation Awareness Day, As Lawmakers Reject Reem Alsalem’s Anti-Science Message
- April 22: Groups Come Together to Support Families, Observe International Parental Alienation Awareness Day
- February 12: United Nations’ Reem Alsalem Pushes the Child Abuse ‘Big Lie’
2023:
- September 20: Parental Alienation: BBC Decrees There is No Such Thing as ‘The Truth’
- September 12: HOAX: BBC News Article Makes Numerous Claims that Cannot be Verified, Excludes Key Facts
- July 26: Fake Reports on Human Rights Council Website Place Voluntary Contributions at Risk
- July 24: Ambassadors Should Not Allow False and Inflammatory Claims to Remain on HRC Website
- July 17: Reem Alsalem Must be Held Accountable for Repeated and Severe Violations of the HRC Code of Conduct
- July 12: Ten Reasons Why the Human Rights Council Must Reject the Special Rapporteur’s Report on Domestic Violence
- July 7: Every Totalitarian Movement Begins with a Monstrous Lie: Special Rapporteur’s Flawed Report on Domestic Violence
- July 3: Abuse Deniers: U.N. Report Seeks to Cover-Up the Emotional Abuse of Children
- June 27: To Reem Alsalem, Up is Down, Night is Day, and Lies are the Truth
- June 26: Reem Alsalem: Silencing Survivors, Stereotyping Dads, Ignoring the Science
- June 23: A/HRC/53/36 Custody Report is Neo-Marxist Attack on Children and the Family
- June 15: UN Human Rights Council Report: Filled with ‘misleading statements and blatant misinformation’
- June 9: UN Human Rights Council Report: Giving Free-Rein to Abusive Ex-Wives
- April 24: Lawmakers Are Invited to Participate in International Parental Alienation Awareness Day, April 25
- April 18: New Report Exposes Feminist Misinformation About Parental Alienation
- December 12, 2022: UN ‘Parental Alienation’ Plan Will Enable Child Abusers and Worsen Child Maltreatment Around the World
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