Mission Statement
Mothers Day March in Washington DC, May 8, 2011
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UN Mothers UNiTE to End Violence Against Mothers And Their Children Campaign
American Mothers Political Party, and Australian Mothers Political Party have Partnered with UN MOTHERS and SAY NO - UNiTE to
END VIOLENCE AGAINST MOTHERS AND THEIR CHILDREN CAMPAIGN Mothers are often subjected to degrading treatment within the courtrooms where they are forced to deny their experiences and their need to survive and protect--or they will face jail. All legal avenues within this culture are blocked. This is why we have a battered mothers custody conference where mothers, professionals and young people unite to end violence against women and children through the system.Amplify’d from americanmotherspoliticalparty.org
Many ads on stopping violence against women portray women without children as a means to get the message across clearly; but they fail to represent the large proportion of mothers in this situation.
The problem then exacerbates when a mother tries to leave--often not to save herself but to save the child.
With a community plagued by stereotypes on child custody cases, closed courtrooms and loopholes in laws compounded by pop-psychology, we have a situation where most mothers in this predicament are torn away from the children they tried to protect.
“Parent Alienation Syndrome”.
promoted ideas that victims of abuse were mentally ill and deliberately raised concerns about the abuse as an act of hate. Dr Richard Gardner also testified in a homicide case where a mother was shot 13 times. Gardner claimed that her “alienating behavior” drove him to kill her. Although the scientific community rejected Parent Alienation Syndrome, the legal community embraced it.
See more at americanmotherspoliticalparty.org
See this Amp at http://bit.ly/h7lxLC
via Amplify.com
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