The appellant-mother challenged an order from the District Court awarding child custody to appellee-father and giving her the same visitation rights that the father had when she had custody. The Supreme Court of Wyoming affirmed the order because the domestic violence suffered by the mother at the hands of her boyfriend, in front of the children, was a change in circumstances that warranted a change in custody to protect their children.
Ruling of the Constitutional Court of the Czech Republic, No. Pl. ÚS 17/24 (2025) on the rights of victims of child sexual abuse in sentencing determinations.
The National Policy for the Elimination of Female Genital Mutilation in The Gambia 2022-2026 is a government policy document that was established to work in tandem with the Women’s (Amendment) Act of 2015 to address The National Gender Policy 2010-2020’s failure to manage and prosecute harmful traditional prac
In S.B. v. A.C.C., 28 N.Y.3d 1 (2016), a non-biological parent in a same-sex relationship sought custody and visitation after their relationship had ended. Under previous precedent (Alison D. v. Virginia M. (77 NY2d 651 [1991])) only biological or adoptive parents were recognized.
The appellant went to court to deprive the defendant, her husband, of parental rights of their children. According to her, the defendant was not paying sufficient attention to the upbringing, health, and development of their child as well as failed to pay child support. Furthermore, there were conflicts between the spouses that had a negative impact on the child.
