Brazil’s Parental Alienaton law is in the vanguard. Law No. 12318, FROM 26 AUGUST 2010 is directed against the scourge of parental alienation (). The law is in a very convoluted langluage so machine translation is horrific and totally incomprehensive. Human-Stupidity provides the English translation.
Acts of parental alienation, according to the Brazilian Parental Alienation law
- I – organizing a campaign to discredit the the parent’s conduct as a father or mother
- II – to make it difficult [for the other parent] to exercise parental authority;
- III – to make it difficult for the child or adolescent to have contact with the parent;
- IV – to make it difficult to exercise decreed right to visitation
- V – deliberately hide from the other parent relevant personal information about the child or adolescent, like school and medical information, and changes of address;
- VI – to make false legal complaints against the parent, the parent’s family, or against grandparents in order to prevent or complicate their interaction with the child or adolescent;
- VII – changing, without justification, the residence to a distant location, in order to hamper interaction and visitation of the child or adolescent with the other parent, the parent’s family or grandparents.
| Article 3 Practicing acts of parental alienation violates basic fundamental rights of the child or adolescent to have healthy family interaction and family life, prevents affect and emotion from happening in relationships with the parent and the family group. It is moral abuse against the child or adolescent and breach of the duties that are inherent to parental authority or that stem from guardianship or custody. |
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Law No. 12318, FROM 26 AUGUST 2010.
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