Campaigns

Human rights for men

Get the information you need about this important area.

Some heroes within the men's and father's groups who have tried to get changes

 

Dr Mike Pelling : attempts to ensure that men have the right to have a friend in court, but was turned down.

Mark Harris : application to the European Court of Human Rights and direct action against those responsible.

The Cheltenham Group's response to the Promoting inter-agency working in the family justice system

proposals from the Lord Chancellor's Department.

The Cheltenham Group's response to the Making Contact Work

proposals from the Children Act Sub-committee of the LCD's Advisory Board on Family Law.

Corruption and lack of control

in matrimonial and family law

 

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Can you believe that major components of the legal system are out on control of responsible authority ?

- read about this shocking state of affairs for yourself :

Advice available to defend yourself  - as best you can -

in our publication :

Divorce : The facts you need to know ...But might not be told by a lawyer

 

NAPO 'Anti-sexism' Policy

Our campaign against this so-called 'anti-sexism' policy - the most sexist and, as it affects father's rights over their very own children, the most evil policy in this country.

A description of the campaign and the lack of available remedies.

A campaign against the Court Welfare Service exposing the reality of what they do - and what they don't do but should.

 

INPOWw's Campaign.

Do Families Matter ?

a response from the Cheltenham Group to the report Family Matters from the Lords and Commons Family and Child Protection Group, 15 July 1998

- understand for yourself just how major policy makers ignore the most important issues concerned with the family

- and appreciate how no recent Government has taken any steps to support the family, unless you define 'family' as a woman and her children, and whichever 'partner' she cares to live with from time to time

Are we Supporting Families ?

a response from the Cheltenham Group to

Supporting Families : A Consultation Document from the Ministeral Group on the Family, late 1998

understand for yourself that Ministerial Groups can be :

- confused and pathetic

- or that they do not actually want to assist the family at all

The Cheltenham Group's response to the request Teenage Parenthood of 7 October 1998 from the Cabinet Office's Social Exclusion Unit.

Who do they think are socially excluded ?

Is it men from the family ? You've guessed it !

 

CG submission to Cabinet Office's Social Exclusion Unit