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Supervised Contact is a form of domestic abuse.

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25 Jun 12 #339122 by PetalsInTheWind
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Are you complaining about child abuse or parent abuse or just wanting to rant?

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25 Jun 12 #339126 by JamesLondon
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BoysMum wrote:

I was just trying to help, and point out a fact.

Supervised contact is better than no contact.

You have no rights to contact - Your children do.


And riding at the back of the bus was better than not being able to ride the bus at all.

Accept discrimination. Normalise it and pretend that everything is okay or do you choose to fight.

The current system abuses children and parents. It is not fit for purpose.

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25 Jun 12 #339127 by rubytuesday
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So how would you make it fit for purpose?

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25 Jun 12 #339128 by disneybunny
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The system is designed to protect the children, nothing in life is perfect. I still think that calling it abuse is an over reaction.

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25 Jun 12 #339129 by khan72
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I must admit i felt like i was "guilty until proven innocent". I felt that supervised contact was a form of humiliation. But i love my girl and i dont mind losing dignity for her... it wont be for long. Set your principles aside for a few months. It will only get better.

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25 Jun 12 #339130 by JamesLondon
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Equality. Presumption of innocence.

Genuinely put the rights of children first. If a parent is found to have knowingly misled the court with false allegations then caution them for domestic abuse. If they continue then criminal charges.

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25 Jun 12 #339131 by BoysMum
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James,

I am not saying the system is right. I was just trying to point out a fact to you.

Your kids have the right to have contact with you. Maybe swallow you pride, and agree to the contact which is on offer, rather than the alternative, which is zilch. I also fear that refusing contact, will show that you have zilch commitment to your children.

It''s not going to be forever, and at least by accepting, there will be no break in contact and your children won''t feel abandoned.

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