Michael Verte, Author at we too. Movement

14 Dec

Equal Parental Rights: A Comparative Analysis Between South Africa and Switzerland

Introduction The concept of equal parental rights in the wake of a divorce is a globally debated issue, with various countries adopting different approaches based on their legal frameworks and societal norms. This article delves into the situation in South Africa, as highlighted in a specific article, and contrasts it with the circumstances in Switzerland. […]

11 Dec

The Ethical Quagmire: A Woman Lawyer’s Conflicted Interests in Championing Women’s Rights

Navigating the Murky Waters of Legal Ethics and Advocacy In the complex and often contentious world of legal ethics, the actions of a prominent female lawyer advocating for women’s rights have sparked a heated debate. Her involvement with various foundations ostensibly demonstrates a commitment to combating domestic violence. However, a deeper dive into her practices […]

13 Nov

Orwell’s Echo in Swiss Journalism – A Closer Look at Family Law and Media Silence

The Shadow of Orwell in Swiss Media George Orwell, the literary giant known for his sharp critique of media practices and intellectual cowardice, provides a lens through which we can examine a pressing issue in Swiss society today. While Switzerland is renowned for its neutrality and progressive policies, there remains an area where silence prevails […]

6 Nov

Through the Eyes of a Child: A Silent Voice in the Courtroom

As a child caught in the turmoil of my parents’ separation, the world often seems like a giant puzzle where I can’t find my piece. I sit in the background, a silent observer of the battles fought in my name, yet without my voice. The courtroom, they say, is a place of justice, where the […]

5 Nov

The Impact of Shared Parenting on Child Well-being and Societal Health

In the intricate web of human development, the role of parental presence and shared parenting policies has emerged as a pivotal factor influencing child well-being and societal health. Recent studies have shed light on the profound impact that parental involvement—or the lack thereof—can have on children, drawing parallels with findings in various animal species. The […]

4 Nov

Revolutionizing Family Law: Belgium’s Progressive Reforms

Belgium, known for its iconic tricolor flag and frequent rain, has been making less visible but significant waves in the legal realm, particularly in family law. Over the past 25 years, a series of laws have transformed the Belgian legal landscape, setting a precedent that many countries look upon with envy. The journey began with […]