Khabarovsk woman protests against kidnapping at the Olympic stadium in Tokyo

In Japan, a Khabarovsk resident Karina Kakhiani fights for the opportunity to see her son regularly. The day before, she spent a day, demonstrating at the stadium, where the opening of the Summer Olympic Games in Tokyo will take place in a week. 11:19, July 16th, 2021 Several years ago, Karina married a Japanese man, […]

Protecting Children in Family Separation

As Japan has the sole custody system after divorce, there are a number of parental disputes over child custody and visitation or access nowadays. Currently, only 1/3 of children with divorced parents can have access to their non-custodial parent, and only 1/4 of children obtain child support from their non-custodial parent. In contrast, Germany and […]

Kidnapped by Mom

In 2006, Chris Gulbraa rode his bike from his home, where he lived with his mother and his brother in Kasugai, Japan. The 15-year-old was going to the airport and he had no intention of ever returning. Interview is also linked in the posting of original source to listen to.  By The State We’re In . […]

FAMILY PROCEDURES LAWSUIT

https://kaji.kokubai.jp/en/about/ We, the plaintiffs (TBD) have been seperated from their parents and their minor children by the Rules of Domestic Relations Case Procedure Act (Family Procedures Act), unable to meet and participate in child-rearing. In violation of the Japanese Constitution and international treaties, their benefits and rights of child-rearing were not realized, so they formed […]

The Eight Symptoms of Parental Alienation: The Spread of the Animosity to the Friends and/or Extended Family of the Alienated Parent

https://www.jmichaelbone.com/blog1/the-eight-symptoms-of-parental-alienation-the-spread-of-the-animosity-to-the-friends-andor-extended-family-of-the-alienated-parent?fbclid=IwAR390PKMjo-oqR2ESzbcyGAJ_YWQ_H5a2DBjotceuBxDcwcN15G-zOzD4w0 This is the eighth in a series of eight posts devoted to discussion of the eight symptoms originally described by Richard Gardner, MD in 1985. As a quick sidebar, I would like to also point out that while Gardner’s model has drawn some fire regarding the use of the word “syndrome”, much of such […]