Inspiring Indian Women UK is addressing the urgent and timely issue of cross-border child custody disputes in an upcoming virtual event. The discussion comes in the wake of the highly publicized controversy surrounding Dhara Shah’s plight to be reunited with her 2.5-year-old daughter, Ariha, in Germany. The situation has drawn parallels to the emotional and legal complexities depicted in the film “Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway,” which garnered attention for its portrayal of a similar cross-border custody battle.
The virtual event, organized by Inspiring Indian Women, has assembled an esteemed lineup of speakers to provide insights and experts. Furthermore, Prayathna Kowitz, a prominent disability and child rights activist based in Germany talked about the international law of child rights and their developments. Also Prayathna Kowitz highlighted the facts about German child rights act. Swati Jain, a social activist and entrepreneur from Gurgaon, India, shared her insight research about the injustice happening worldwide. A question has arises in the minds of the Indians that every time Indians are questioned in terms of cultural differences. Their unique perspectives and experiences. The show will be hosted by Rajni Shah, Deputy Director of IIW, to ensure a seamless and engaging discussion for all participants. Her questions has kept a deep impact on the hearts of every Indian that is the injustice happening across the globe is just because of our culture differences.
One of the keynote speakers at the event will be Dr. Pandey, a well-respected legal figure known for his relentless advocacy for the rights of the marginalized, especially women and children. Dr. Pandey will provide his invaluable expertise and experience, drawing from his extensive work as a legal expert. He explained the insights of legal aid Shah family should be given on the ground of which they could fight.
The discussion aims to address the legal, social, and emotional complexities of international child custody disputes, particularly in the context of Dhara Shah’s situation with her daughter. The speakers will shed light on the challenges faced by families embroiled in such conflicts, as well as the role of international organizations, legal frameworks, and diplomatic channels in resolving these disputes.
The event serves as an open platform for dialogue and awareness, allowing a global audience to participate and contribute to the discourse. By bringing together individuals with diverse experiences and expertise, the event seeks to drive meaningful progress and understanding, ultimately advocating for the well-being of children caught in similar heart-wrenching circumstances.
Inspiring Indian Women UK’s commitment to addressing pressing social issues and amplifying the voices of women is exemplified through this event. Through their collective efforts, the organization and its esteemed speakers aim to raise awareness and effect positive change in the face of cross-border child custody disputes, ensuring that the voices of mothers like Dhara Shah and their children are heard and supported.
