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‘Die you dog’ daughter NOT Guilty of Murder



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Donna-Marie-Seymour-stabbing-other-daughter-grief-strickenA Sydney woman who stabbed her mother with a 12-centimetre kitchen knife and then screamed “die, die you dog!” as the bleeding woman rang triple-0 for help has been found guilty of manslaughter but not guilty of murder.

Krystal Jade Seymour, 25, stabbed her mother, Donna Marie Seymour, in the arm in the early hours of November 24, 2010, after a heated argument in the pair’s Giraween home, severing a major artery that caused her to bled to death.

During the trial in the NSW Supreme Court, the jury was played a triple-0 call in which the injured woman tells the operator: “I’m bleeding to death, she has cut an artery.”

In the background Seymour is heard screaming: “Die you f—ing dog, die! I hate you, I f—ing hate you.”

Seymour later admitted to stabbing her mother but said she was acting in self-defence and did not intend to kill her.

“She charged at me and she head-butted me,” the 25-year-old reportedly told police.


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$2000 Fine for False Allegation of Sexual Assault



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Prosecute-False-Accusers-of-rapeA remarkable tale of a false accuser, but only because in this rare instance the false sexual assault claim was penalised.

This woman, allegedly an unemployed sole carer for her young child, who was arrested for drunken disorderly behaviour outside a Melbourne nightclub at a time when most parents would be fast asleep, made claims that she was sexually assaulted by Police, claims that were later found to be false.  As a result, she was paraded in Court as a false accuser and was fined $2000. Quite fitting really.

I think however this incident says a lot more about the Police not willing to accept any attacks on their own integrity, than it says about a willingness by the system to penalise false allegations.

And in the scheme of things, I would have to say that the false allegations of Ms Karly Enid Jean Mitchel were minor, if not insignificant, to the kind of false allegations that all too often get made every day, that in fact destroy lives.

In this case the false allegations would have been a minor inconvenience to the accused police officers, who had the backing of witnesses and CCTV.

Had these false allegations of rape been made in the context of a Family Court proceeding, or in the midst of a domestic argument, a separation, or even a date gone wrong, you can bet your bottom dollar that there would have been no fine, no penalty, no prison, at least not for the one making the false allegation, even if proven that it was a “knowingly false allegation.”


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Fraud in Australia’s plan to reduce violence against women




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stop-violence-against-women-but-not-menThe 2009 Australian project a ‘Time for Action: The National Council’s Plan for Australia to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children, 2009-2021′, was approved for implementation by the Council of Australian Governments (COAG). The Plan, which is split into several parts, puts forth recommendations for new legislation, changes to judicial processes, requests for funding and ideas for domestic programs targeted at reducing domestic and sexual violence against women. The advisory council has some powers to implement programs through the Office of Women among other agencies, but much of what the government funded program calls for requires approval by Parliament.

The entire premise of the National Plan was underpinned by the belief in this statement:“While a small proportion of men are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, the majority of people who experience this kind of violence are women in a home, at the hands of men they know.”[27-pg1] But a quick examination of the statistics and data shows a much different picture to the rather sweeping indictment of Australian men the National Council paints.


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‘Hate Male’ laws an international epidemic – Israel is no exception




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hate-maleJerusalem, Israel — November 21, 2011 …. A civil protest took place in Tel Aviv, Israel on November 8, 2011 against Family Court Judge Rivka Mekayes’ participation in an Israel bar’s conference on the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Rivka Mekayes is described by many divorced fathers in Israel as being perhaps the most notorious, gender biased family Court Judge in Israel responsible for disengaging fathers from children and thousands of parental alienation cases, created by herself, as she believes that women’s independence means sole custody of children with mothers.

Mekayes was scheduled to speak at the Israel bar on November 8, 2011 on the children’s rights during divorce.

This is “too late and too crooked”, said the Coalition for the Children and Family in Israel and Fathers 4 Justice Israel, fighting for fathers’ and childrens’ rights. It is most ironic for this Judge in Israel to lecture on Implementing Child Participation in Family Court Proceedings”.


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Family Violence bill (family law amendment) update – time to Speak Up!




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Family law changes, family Violence bill, child custody, Email megaphoneBecause of the emphasis that the Gillard government had placed on passing the Carbon Tax legislation in the lower house, the final vote of the Family Violence bill has been delayed.

We believe now that it will be voted on in the Senate on the 31st October, and expect it to be passed given the support of the Greens.

However will still need to show  our opposition to this malicious bill, so Fathers4Equality have rolled out a tool (the Email Megaphone) we used on previous occasions, which resulted in almost 1 million emails being sent to local members in Parliament in 2005.

The Megaphone provides one email to be written, and then sent as an personalised email to numerous politicians.

It is a super-easy tool to use, and we would encourage you to visit and use it daily, until the final vote on this is finalised.

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http://www.fathers4equality-australia.org/mailsend/anti-family-bill.nsf/frmSendMail

Highest UK Court Supports Deceit of Mother in Child Abductions




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lady-justice-is-blindA deceitful English mother who acquired the support of her Australian ex-husband to take their Australian born children for a holiday to the UK, and then refused to return back to Australia despite her previous undertakings,  has won her legal battle to remain in the UK with the children.

The children’s father, an Australian citizen, had obtained an Australian  High Court Family Division order that the eight-year-old boy and his two-year-old sister must be sent to back to Australia, and because of the mother’s past abusive behaviour, the High Court ordered that the children live with him.


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Senate Committee divided over shared parenting rollback




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mens rights agency, family violence bill, anti-family bill, press releasePress Release for immediate release: Senate Committee divided over shared parenting rollback

The Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee yesterday approved changes to family law legislation that will remove even more fathers from their children’s lives.

The Committee divided down party lines. Coalition members submitted a minority report rejecting the changes, but the Labor controlled committee agreed with the much broader definition of domestic violence, the removal of penalties for knowingly making false allegations and the requirement for parents to be supportive of each other’s  role in their children’s lives, as contained in the Attorney General’s new Family Law Amendment (Family violence) Bill 2010. The Greens went further, suggesting the removal of shared parental responsibility provisions, previously known as ‘guardianship’ arrangements, illustrating their total disregard for fathers and our traditional family structure.


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Push to streamline court systems on family violence




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MAJOR changes in the way the nation’s courts deal with family violence are proposed in a report commissioned by the federal government and released yesterday.

Under the proposals state magistrate and children’s courts would gain power to make interim parenting orders, a power currently held by the federal family courts.

In effect some state courts would become specialist family violence courts, dealing with matters from the issuing of apprehended violence orders to deciding where children should live and how often they should see each parent.

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Gillard takes aim at Fathers.

The recommendation is contained in a 1500-page, two-volume report by the Australian Law Reform and NSW Law Reform Commissions.


The federal Attorney-General, Robert McClelland, said one in three women experienced physical violence in their lifetime and one in four children witnessed violence against their mother or stepmother.

The idiosyncratic ways state and federal systems interacted could be tolerated in legislation on prickly pear or dual- gauge railways ”but we cannot tolerate it in the context of domestic violence and children”, he said.

The recommendations aim to create a seamless system for dealing with family violence.
Even with double the resources for domestic violence cases in NSW, magistrates would spend an average six minutes a case. While this might be acceptable for issuing apprehended violence orders, it had implications for fairness for interim parenting orders.

A woman fleeing domestic violence with her children today may have to deal with three separate courts: a state magistrate’s court for an apprehended violence order; the children’s court if the state has child protection concerns; the federal Family Court for a parenting order.

The commissioner in charge of the inquiry, Rosalind Croucher, said her team had considered at least 26 different legal regimes in Australia that dealt with family violence. ”We understand why families find the system hard to navigate and may drop out of it without the protections they need,” Professor Croucher said.

While the report does not recommend the establishment of a new stand-alone family violence court, it advocates enhancing the ability of the magistrates and federal family courts to deal with matters outside their current jurisdiction. The commissioners advocated for the selection of a specialised cohort of judges, magistrates, prosecutors and police to work in family violence.

Under the arrangement, the family courts would also gain new power, including the ability to make an order giving parental responsibility to a state child protection agency in some cases of alleged child abuse.

The NSW Attorney-General, John Hatzistergos, announced a working party to examine establishing both a specialist family violence and specialist sexual assault court.

But Patrick Parkinson, professor of law at the University of Sydney, said recommendations for magistrates courts had resource implications.

Even with double the resources for domestic violence cases in NSW, magistrates would spend an average six minutes a case. While this might be acceptable for issuing apprehended violence orders, it had implications for fairness for interim parenting orders. ”Because defendants often don’t have resources or legal advice an interim parenting order would become a final order by default.”
by Adele “all men are violent” Horin

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/push-to-streamline-court-systems-on-family-violence-20101111-17pgj.html

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