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  • 16/01/2012
    12:40
    Divorced fathers in Denmark feel let down by 'new' divorce act

    Danish fathers in 2011 were given the child custody in 12.6 % of all divorce cases. In 1980 that number was 13.3 %, in spite of a new Parental Responsibility Act from 2007 enacted in order to ensure equal treatment for fathers in cases of divorce with children. Stakeholders in the case say that the negative statistic development expresses a yet prevailing old-fashioned view amongst judges that the mother is bound to be the best parent. Activists add that this is almost never for the benefit of the child who will always be better off with both parents present in its life.

    Read more in the article at dr.dk

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New Manual for Women Human Rights Defenders
The Women Human Rights Defenders program at Nazra for Feminist Studies is launching its manual on Women Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs) tailored specifically for an Egyptian context.The manual includes sections on Egyptian legislation and military verdicts used to constrain public action; regional and international mechanisms that WHRDs can utilize to report violations committed against them; and security tips that can be of special use during perilous circumstances.Nazra is a partner organisation to KVINFO.Read more at Nazra for Women's Studies.
 

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