Another Bridge Protest Against Disgraceful Child Custody laws



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bridge-protest-against-child-custody-lawsA un-named man who was charged over a risky protest against Australia’s Child Custody laws on Brisbane’s Story Bridge, has walked free from court on bail.

Police sought to have bail conditions imposed on the 31-year-old Ormeau man, who was charged with performing an unregulated high risk activity, but the request was denied.

Lawyers acting for the man said he had made his point through the high-profile protest against Australia’s discriminatory child custody laws, however he did not intend to  repeat the activity.

The man was bailed to appear again in court on December 19.

According to statements made by the man, a father of 3 who has spend over $88,000  to gain visitation to his children, his protest was against the Australian Family Law Courts and their complete disregard for the rights of children.

“The Family Law Courts of Australia ….. are an absolute disgrace”, he said.

“They cause more harm and more abuse than anything else.â€

The man claimed that he has not been able to see his son for months.

He climbed down from the bridge at around 7.05am on Monday and was taken into custody by waiting officers.

Normal traffic flow resumed within the following half hour.

It is understood the man was harnessed to the top of the bridge and using a mobile phone to talk to police.

This incident resembles a similar incident on Sydney’s Harbour Bridge by a protester called “Mick” last May, who was similarly protesting against his inability to see his children.

Both men have made references to the disgraceful treatment of children in Australia’s family law system, which almost always results in the child losing meaningful contact with one of their parents.

Unfortunately, the Gillard government have turned a deaf ear to the needs of children from separated families, and have recently passed new family law amendments almost guaranteeing that all Australian children with have little or no contact with their fathers, in the event of divorce or separation.

These new laws effectively contain a presumption of guilt of abuse and violence against fathers  in family law proceedings, that are almost impossible to defend against.

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