Fathers Appalled At Outburst Over Family Court
Wednesday, 18 July 2001, 4:29 pm
Press Release: Unknown
The North Shore Men's Centre is appalled at the angry
outburst by Paul Partridge of the National Network of
Stopping Violence Services.
His gratuitous and
slanderous remarks about men in the Father's movement, if
made in a Family Court context, would be described as a "A
Torrent of Abuse" and he would be looking at 6 months of
Anger Management classes as a result, and restricted to
seeing his children at supervised access centres.
We too
welcome a review of the Family Court. Open hearings of the
Family Court are the first requirement A presumption of
equal shared parenting is the next- as in more civilized
countries Repeal of all sexist laws and practices is
demanded.
We look forward to the day when men are not
prejudged out of prejudice, as Paul Partridge has just
demonstrated.
We look forward to the day that families
are free of the tyranny of the multi- million dollar
father-removal industry, We look forward to the day that
children are safe from having loving parents ripped away
from them for no reason.
Only then will our children be
free of the abuse perpetrated by Paul Partridge and those
like him, for their own profit and political
advantage.
John Brett Press Spokeman North Shore Men's
Centre.
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