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Family initiative allows fathers to host daughters twice a month
The Family Court in Cairo has ruled in favor of granting a father the right to host his two daughters overnight every two weeks, organizing visitation and access in accordance with the best interests of the children. The court affirmed that a father's right to see his children is a legitimate right under international agreements and the constitution. It also noted that the law neither explicitly prohibits nor precisely regulates such hosting arrangements, leaving room for the judge to intervene and establish a procedural framework that serves the child's best interests. The court emphasized that visitation encompasses the right to visit, reside, and sleep over, with the primary goal of maintaining and caring for the child's welfare comprehensively. It also acknowledged that international law and treaties permit the father to host his children regularly, especially during vacations. This ruling comes within the context of the new Family Law draft, which aims to organize the arrangements between the father and mother regarding the children's time, affirming the father's right to care for and host his children after the age of five, subject to specific regulations concerning duration and timing.
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