UKIP’s position on human rights following family breakdowns

When it comes to human rights following family breakdowns, UKIP are speaking more sense than the three main parties combined – here. The key sentence:

UKIP will also support families by introducing an assumption of 50-50 shared parenting rights when relationships break down, and give visiting rights to Grandparents.

3 thoughts on “UKIP’s position on human rights following family breakdowns

  1. Way to go UKIP. That is a morally just approach ! J4MB & UKIP should form a coalition government in the near future and chances are things will start improving in Britain and will be imitated in the rest of Europe!

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  2. Don’t be fooled by UKIP who are going to do a deal with the Conservative party when Cameron steps down which will put the Conservatives back in power.

    http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/397232/Gleeful-Nigel-Farage-tells-Tories-looking-for-a-pact-get-rid-of-Cameron-and-we-ll-talk

    UKIP have not published their shared residence proposal yet so you don’t know what you are supporting. Fathers justice or should I say Matt have also jumped on the UKIP bandwagon. I was asked if I wanted to be a UKIP councillor & said I would if UKIP answered my question which was do UKIP support shared parenting & to date nobody has.

    I have spent over 10 years writing to the government about what is wrong with the law & what needs to be done which they are well aware of & haven’t kept their word which was to end the misery of the family courts.

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