SloveniaThe Slovenian non-profit organization DOOR, which has been highlighting systemic issues in family law procedures for ten years, is demanding reforms to family legislation. They argue that the current system often leads to prolonged disputes, unequal treatment of parents, and primarily harms children. In February 2022, DOOR was granted the status of operating in the public interest, but this status was revoked after the government led by Robert Golob took office. The organization claims the revocation was politically motivated rather than based on professional grounds. Recently, they submitted documentation to regain their public interest status. DOOR emphasizes that many fathers, mothers, and elderly parents come to them with similar experiences, indicating that discriminatory practices against fathers are common and harmful to children. They propose a comprehensive reform package, including the introduction of balanced parenting as a foundational principle, changes to the Family Code, faster proceedings, stricter penalties for false accusations, and a special protocol for joint parental responsibility.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue as a systemic failure in family law that disproportionately affects fathers and children, emphasizing the need for structural reform. It highlights the political motivation behind the revocation of DOOR’s public interest status, suggesting a lack of impartiality. The use
