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Vidareförmedlat den 8 juni 2025 av Lena Hellblom Sjögren, som också ska föreläsa i Toronto, på PASG 2025

Press release PASG 2025 7th International Conference Featured speakerNEW legislation on Parental Alienation in DenmarkRegister for in-personRegister for virtualToronto, Canada – The Parental Alienation Study Group (PASG) proudly announces the upcoming PASG 2025 International Conference on Parental Alienation, taking place September 10–12, 2025, in Toronto, Canada. Over 60 reowned experts on parental alienation theory, research, law, clinical practice, lived experience and public policy will be speaking at PASG 2025.This year’s conference will include Jesper Lohse, MBA and strategic advisor for international organizations. He is chairman of the Danish Fathers Association and Nordic Fathers, member of Denmark’s National Human Rights Council and the national advisory board on Family Court Houses. Lohse will present Denmark’s new legislation against parental alienation, hailed as one of the most positive and important family law reforms in Europe.Lohse’s presentation will cover:An overview of Danish law reforms on Shared parenting in the last decade. The new Danish law effective January 1st, 2025, that mandates family courts must take parental alienation into account in all decisions.The law’s requirement for immediate child contact within 4 weeks and full case resolution within 4 months.National education of case workers in parental alienation.The recognition of parental alienation as psychological violence under criminal law.The long-term benefits for children, parents and society. ”When 10–30% of children lose contact with a parent in a given society and culture — for several reasons, but many due to alienation—we are facing a major human rights crisis,” says Lohse. “Denmark has acted, and it’s time for the rest of the world to do the same.”With input from many Nordic families and professionals, Denmark’s reforms are rooted in a decade of advocacy, evidence, and political courage. Jesper Lohse’s speech is aimed to inspire policymakers, mental health professionals, and legal practitioners across the world. The PASG 2025 conference will bring together leading global experts, including psychologists, legal scholars, child protection professionals, and family advocates to explore prevention, diagnosis, and resolution of parental alienation and high-conflict custody dynamics.Conference Details:Dates: September 10–12, 2025Location: Toronto, CanadaWebsite & Registration: www.pasg2025toronto.caMEDIA INQUIRIES & INTERVIEWS: For interviews with Jesper Lohse or PASG conference organizers, please contact:Media Contact: PASG Communications Team  info@pasg.info  www.pasg2025toronto.caAbout PASG The Parental Alienation Study Group (PASG) is a global nonprofit organization of over 900 professionals in more than 60 countries, dedicated to understanding, preventing, and resolving parental alienation. Join us in Toronto in-person or virtual and be part of the change. Let’s give children their right to love both parents. The World Parents Organization proudly support the PASG Organization and research in the best interest of all children and parents. World Parents Organizationworldparents.org You received this email because you signed up on our webside or in the public interest are a political, authority or media contact.Unsubscribe