The International Human Rights Commission Global IHRC Global and Revista América sin fronteras join forces so that parents who suffer from not seeing their children due to false and uninvestigated complaints by the Mexican authorities, we have many legal fallacies that destroy real and necessary justice for citizens, we will continue to support Colectivo Victoria mía and other institutions. Dr. H.C. José Ángel Ramirez Global Ceo of the IHRCG.

Around 70 people from the Victoria Mía collective, are against the obstruction of the paternal-filial bond, they demonstrated peacefully along Sánchez Taboada boulevard, in Zona Río, to demand that their rights as responsible parents be respected.

🚨 Carlos Adrián Alemán, founder of the collective, mentioned that this is the second time they have held the march and that the group has 140 parents, most of whom have filed complaints regarding domestic violence. He pointed out that they support both men and women, but mainly parents who cannot see their children during the divorce process.

The group receives support from five lawyers specialized in family and criminal law, who provide free advice, psychological care and support in court or before the prosecutor’s office. Alemán emphasized that the group does not support aggressors or parents with convictions, but only those who comply with child support and wish to be present in the lives of their children.

In addition, he reported that they are working on a proposal called <<Ley Victoria>>, which seeks to establish efficient protocols to determine whether a person who accuses their ex-partner of assault presents conclusive evidence before a restraining order is issued. They are not alone, fathers. “NO MORE CHILDREN HELD HOSTAGE.” ❌