Our thanks to Douglas for the following, it takes up the remainder of this piece:

“I am pleased to say that a Family Court decision in England on the granting of child access has been allowed limited publication. The case involves a father regaining care of his children after a breakup of the relationship with the mother, many years before.

Perhaps the most pleasing aspect of this decision for others, along with other recently published court cases is that the judge took into account the welfare checklist in s.1 Children Act 1989 and the importance of children having a relationship with both parents. This is correctly seen as more important in law than senior judges who have parroted statements around the notion that fathers are not necessary.

It helped that more than one CAFCASS officer (including a man, in the last instance) was willing to cast doubt on the mother’s probity. It is also notable that this case involved a father who was willing to keep up the pressure to see his children and be involved in their lives, properly documenting everything as he went. It has been seven years of battling, three independent legal cases, returning to court multiple times, before he can get justice for his children and himself. The take-away from this is that if a father walks away from trouble or cannot be seen to be in the right, he can’t expect justice—and that justice may take many years.

The judgement of Dame Nathalie Marie Daniella Lieven (sitting as Mrs Justice Lieven DBE), 20 June 2025.

Like many cases, it seems clear cut and it seems like the mother has been given multiple chances to behave with responsibility towards her children.

The mother (very worryingly, a professional child psychologist) has been involved in general lies, denial of court orders, lying under oath to the court, behaviour leading to the children being expelled from school, parental alienation, and other forms of non-physical abuse. The mother’s professional regulatory body will be advised of the judge’s judgments. No other action seems likely to be taken against her.

The four children have now settled into their father’s care and are doing well at school. The judge even said “It is to [the father’s] credit that they have moved so easily and settled into their new home with relative ease.”

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Our thanks to Gerry for this (£, Mail). Words fail me.

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Interesting.

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Our thanks to Graham for this BBC piece from last December. He writes, in response to a blog piece we posted earlier today, Princess Margaret ‘left with foetal alcohol syndrome from Queen Mother’s drinking’:

“I wanted to highlight a recent case that underscores a broader point you’ve raised about the significant disparities in accountability between men and women when it comes to pregnancy-related outcomes, particularly abortion.

In the case reported by the BBC, a man named Stuart Worby was sentenced to 12 years in prison for giving a woman abortion pills, resulting in a miscarriage.

While that sentence reflects the seriousness of his actions, what stands out is the contrasting legal treatment of his accomplice, Neuza Cepeda, who actively helped him obtain and supply the abortion pills. Despite admitting to supplying or procuring an instrument to procure a miscarriage, she received a suspended sentence – 22 months, suspended for two years, meaning no jail time.

This case illustrates your point about women’s lack of accountability in matters relating to unborn children. Women are legally allowed to terminate a pregnancy, even through chemical means, with full protection under reproductive rights laws. However, if a man engages in the same act without her consent, the consequences are extreme, even if his genetic contribution to the fetus is equal.

This case serves as a stark example of how accountability and consequences are unequally distributed and reinforces the urgent need for a more balanced, rights conscious conversation around reproductive responsibilities for both men and women.”

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An interesting piece (£) in today’s Telegraph.

The Wiki entry on Foestal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is here. An extract:

“Globally, one in 10 women drinks alcohol during pregnancy, and the prevalence of having any FASD disorder is estimated to be at least 1 in 20.”

We covered FASD in our election manifestos when we were a political party, the final one here (pp. 28-30).

FASD is one of many examples of women’s unaccountability, along with abortion. Women have the “right” to poison or kill their unborn children, with no legal consequences. Half the unborn child’s DNA comes from the father, but he enjoys no reproductive rights (only responsibilities, should the woman choose) and very severe punishment for trying to poison or kill the unborn child or infant.

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Today’s video is here (18:25). Recorded shortly after the launch of J4MB, Jeremy Vine’s show had 7.5 milion listeners at the time. Reading from notes unseen by Jeremy Vine, Vine asked if she was reading from notes. She denied it, setting the scene for a number of later Lying Feminist of the Month awards.

Over a period of more than two years we’ll be posting links to one video daily from the J4MB YouTube channel. The channel includes our media appearances since 2012, 300+ videos of talks and other materials from the International Conferences on Men’s Issues (2014 – ) and other men’s issues conferences we’ve been involved with, and so much more. The individual conference playlists are here.

Our website Campaign for Merit in Business was created in the light of the considerable evidence of a causal link between increasing gender diversity on boards and corporate financial decline. Mike Buchanan, Steve Moxon and Dr Catherine Hakim presented evidence to House of Commons and House of Lords inquiries in 2012, the House of Commons evidence session is here (56:50 ).

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