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Parental child abduction occurs when one parent takes a child without the consent of the other parent, often with the intention of preventing the other parent from having contact with the child. This is a serious violation of both the law and the rights of the child and other parent.
Parental child abduction can take many forms, including taking a child across international borders without permission, refusing to return a child after a visitation or custody agreement, or taking a child from a foster home or other authorized care facility without permission.
Parental child abduction can have a significant impact on the child's well-being, including emotional distress, loss of stability, and damage to the relationship with the non-abducting parent. It is a crime in many jurisdictions and is considered a form of domestic violence and child abuse.
Parental Alienating Behaviours
are Child Abuse & Family Violence.
This serious form of abuse and family violence can no longer be ignored. Parental alienating behaviours must be acknowledged in Australia as it is in other parts of the world. We need legislation that not only acknowledges its existence but firmly and clearly legislates against it.