Parental Alienation: A new form of gender violence against women and children in Latin America and the Caribbean
Tamara Amoroso Gonsalves
This book examines how the false concept of "parental alienation" is used to undermine women's reports of abuse and remove custody from protective mothers in Latin America and the Caribbean. Though presented as psychological, it functions as institutional violence that hides domestic abuse and reinforces gender stereotypes. Based on a regional seminar led by CLADEM, Equality Now, and the Global Campaign for Equality in Family Law, this interdisciplinary volume analyzes legal trends and case studies from five countries, exposing coordinated efforts by anti-rights groups to roll back feminist advances in family law. Discussions held in Portuguese, automated translation available.