Special report: Parental alienation
Parents prevented from seeing their children after separation or divorce are behind a campaign to have parental alienation officially recognised as child abuse, writes Maria Pepper
Wexford became the 24th county to pass a council motion on Parental Alienation
Wexford People
Parents in County Wexford who are isolated from their children following separation or divorce, have welcomed the unanimous passing of a motion by Wexford County Council, calling on the Irish Government to recognise Parental Alienation as a form of child abuse requiring specific legal measures.
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