Divorced Dads: Shattering the Myths
by Sanford L. Braver (Author) Synopsis and insight by Gary Da Silva Summary: “Divorced Dads: Shattering the Myths” by Sanford L. Braver, with Diane O’Connell, challenges the common negative stereotypes about divorced fathers. Based on 12 years of research and interviews with divorced families, Braver debunks myths such as deadbeat dads, runaway dads, and unfair divorce settlements. […]
Advocating for Fathers’ Rights: Urgent Reforms Needed in South Africa’s Children’s Act
Fathers 4 Justice South Africa is urgently pushing for critical reforms to the Children’s Act to better protect the rights and responsibilities of fathers and ensure the well-being of children. Since 2019, Fathers 4 Justice South Africa has been actively engaging with the Department of Social Development and other governmental bodies to highlight the challenges […]
Fathers 4 Justice South Africa’s Response to Gender-Based Violence and Femicide Proposal
Introduction:Fathers 4 Justice South Africa (F4J SA) shares its response to the B31-2022 proposal by the National Council on Gender-Based Violence and Femicide. They highlight their dedication to tackling gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide, while also promoting equal parenting and child welfare. Key Points: Support for Tackling GBV and Femicide:F4J SA strongly supports efforts to […]
The Shocking Reality: How No-Fault Divorce Obliterates Fathers and Traumatizes Children
Synopsis by Gary Da Silva The breakdown of the family, particularly through the mechanism of no-fault divorce, significantly impacts fathers and children. Stephen Baskerville’s article “The Politics of Family Breakdown: How No-fault Divorce Turns Fathers into ‘Deadbeat Dads’” provides a comprehensive analysis of these impacts, focusing on the political and judicial factors that exacerbate the […]