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Being a pro-feminist organization, NOMAS defers to the position of the National Organization for Women on the issue of reproductive rights of women. For each of the following issues: legislation about parental and/or paternal consent catastrophic late-term abortion...Abortion: The Ultimate Insult to Male Authority
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UK Court of Appeal is being asked to consider how the family court treats allegations of domestic abuse and coercive and controlling behaviour, in a groundbreaking case that is likely to result in fresh guidance being issued to judges.
Court of Appeal considers family court's approach to domestic abuse
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Family division president hearing four linked appeals brought by mothers which could result in fresh guidance for judges.