Ensuring Effective Implementation of Visitation and Custody Arrangements in Practice
The article addresses the issue of implementing visitation and custody judgments for children in Bahrain, where many mothers face difficulties in enforcing court rulings regarding visitation rights or custody in practice. It points out that obtaining a court ruling does not always guarantee the actual enforcement of the decision, which can hinder the child's right to psychological and social stability. Sometimes, children are used as tools in adults' disputes. The piece emphasizes the importance of addressing the phenomenon of "parental alienation" and reducing the distance between the child and their parents. It also stresses the need to seriously consider official evidence and reports, as well as to expedite case resolutions to ensure the rights of children and mothers. The article calls for the consistent and effective implementation of rulings, protecting children from the exploitation of conflicts, and ensuring their needs are met within a stable and safe environment.
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