The most gender equal countries in the world might not be so gender equal anyway!

Parental leave for fathers is an important step on the way to reach the United Nations Global Goals in year 2030. The Nordic countries can and should lead the way on this positive development for society, families, and the children.

The New Nordic 2020 briefing on March 24th will be held ONLINE. The event is arranged by the World Parents Organization as a tribute to shared parenting and gender equality for everyone

Here are 3 basic principles and 10 rules that can be used by any nation for a new family law. This towards gender equality and the UN Global Goals in the best interest of the child.

The World Parents Organization has submitted it's UN Examination Report on Children and Fathers to the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. 

Kentucky in the US has created a new family law with the presumption of shared parenting and equally parenting time being in the best interest of the child.

We no longer can decide, who is the best student, employee, manager, prime minister, president - or parent - just by looking at gender.

The UN High Commissionaire Office, the European Commission, the European Human Rights Court and Cedaw has been informed about human rights violations in the Nordic countries and most western world countries today. 

Denmark will as one of the first countries in the World from April 1st 2019 offer shared parents to have double living address for children and shared welfare benefits.

Presentation by Jesper Lohse, MBA & Nordic Father at the Council of Europe on Childrens Health, Human Rights and Shared Parenting