Family Court Crisis
Nataly AndersonCampaign newsletter for the Family Court Crisis association.
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Don’t Be a Witch: Dismantling a Corrupt Family Court System
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The recent High Court ruling overturning the evidence of an unregulated psychologist in a UK family court case, as reported by the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ), marks a rare victory for a moth...
The Corporate Parent, Natural Parents and Foster Care
What can natural families expect from the council?
As a parent who’s navigated the Byzantine maze of the “family court” system, my nervous system responded with shock when I walked into Woking Leisure Centre this morning and saw Surrey Chi...
Custody crisis raised for the second time at UN Human Rights Council
Web TV service of the Human Rights Council meeting with Reem Alsalem
On Wednesday 25 June 2025 Reem Alsalem, the UN Special Rapporteur for Violence Against Women and Girls, Its Causes and Consequences delivered three reports at the 59th Se...
Nowhere in the world to run
Jewel Lazaro awaiting imprisonment in Spain
Jewel Lazaro’s story is earth-shattering. It is difficult to comprehend how someone can function with so many hand-grenades thrown on her life, with so much pain. But she not only does that, she...
Jailed family court victim suffers massive heart attack in custody
Julie has asked that we don’t forget her. Let’s remember her and every safe parent imprisoned by the secret family courts.
I have felt unable to write for a while, not for lack of things to write about. Quite the opposite. Faced with monst...
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Hague Mother fighting for the return of her children after multiple miscarriages of justice in family law in Croatia and the UK. Co-founder of @court_crisis.
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