Contact arrangements endanger children, Community Care conference hears!!!
Added: (Sun Apr 01 2007)
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Press Release by the NSCFC
Without question the Community Care Conference held in London on 29th March 07 was hijacked by woman for woman with the continued influence of the Woman’s feminist movement being its main player. That any child is killed at the hands of a father or mother is a tragedy to say the least, it would seem however as in all such conferences emphasis is placed purely and simply on the actions of father’s in favour of mothers whilst the facts themselves paint a rather different picture as can be found in “Child Victims Of Homicide” by Christine Alder & Ken Polk (Paperback ISBN-13:9780521002516) and used by Cambridge University which clearly shows that
Children account for 10-20% of all homicide victims in Australia, UK, Canada and the United States. Unlike other forms of homicide where men are by far the most likely perpetrators, studies show that women are as equally likely as men to commit child homicide. The authors ask who are the most likely killers of infants--mothers or fathers? Who are the most likely killers of adolescents--family or outsiders? They also consider patterns in suicide/homicides. The book draws on Australian case studies and comparative statistics from the UK and North America, having read this book myself I am ever mindful indeed grateful that Lord Justice Wall at the outset of his 24th March 06 report into child homicide cases as presented to him by the Woman’s AID Foundation of England (WAFE) was motivated to state the following “Whilst I by no means agree with everything in it” unquote.
For herein lay a big question mark surrounding the publicly displayed human persona as apposed to the true agenda behind such woman’s and children’s organizations and so adequately explained by UK expert Erin Pizzey founder of the first Refuge, in the following Daily Mail article:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=430702&in_page_id=1770 22nd January 07
We for our part at the NSCFC will continue to lobby for parity in family law and if this means highlighting that the feminist movement is society’s number one enemy on this issue then so be it. Suffice to say I as Chairman truly believe that the family is the primary socialising agency in a child’s life. I also believe the family is the corner stone of any civilisation.
National Society for Children and Family Contact (NSCFC) is a registered charity which believes that continuing contact with a child’s parents or extended family after separation or divorce is vital for the child’s balanced development and it works tirelessly to foster those all-important family contacts. As such we offer free support and advice to all those in need. Helpline at National rate also available 24/7. This to include support and domestic violence helpline for men on 0870 794 0075 or www.nscfc.com
Mike Ellis
Chairman: National Society for Children and Family Contact.
www.nscfc.com