Mike Ellis - Chairman: National Society for Children and Family Contact
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In response to the latest report by UNICEF.

Betrayal of a generation of children

Breakdown in Society and family life is that of the Prime Minister and his parties own making, hence if he, Gordon Brown or John Reid does not address this reality neither they nor anyone else in the Labour Party will be fit for office.

Fact, since 1997 when Labour came to office over 300,000 children have needlessly lost contact with their fathers due to the unjust family court system which favours mothers and denies children and fathers the Right to family life as should be so in accordance with Human Rights Act article 8. Sadly due to PM policy and ideology re family law 100 children per day loose contact and over one million grandparents like all grandparents have no legal presumption to see their grandchildren, indeed all the paternal side of the child’s family is removed after separation or divorce.

Result being that the children has lost out on the very role models they need and are entitled to. So now we have a generation of children striped of their right to be nourished and cherished by the paternal side of their family in their formative years hence its no wonder therefore that we now see a rise in dysfunctional and anti social children, hence give Human Rights to grandparents give Human Rights to the paternal side of a child’s family only then will we have any chance of reversing this downward spiral in our youth!

Suffice to say this government has been the main driving force behind the destruction of the traditional family this to the detriment of the very fabric of society itself.

Of the people for the people is no longer a banner labour can hold up with pride. We for our part will continue to highlight the true reality behind government policy which continues to undermine the marriage based family, fact being that the traditional family unit is by far the most stable environment for children to grow up in.
 

Mike Ellis
Chairman: National Society for Children and Family Contact.
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