Goliath's Reckoning: Unveiling the Biassed Truth Behind Children's Court that discriminates against Fathers...

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Salatiso Mdeni

Goliath's Reckoning

Unveiling the Biassed Truth Behind Children's Court that discriminates against Fathers

Salatiso Mdeni

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English

Salatiso Mdeni
10 June 2024

Family & relationships; Separation & divorce; Advice on parenting

Series: The Case Against Affirmative Action

Discover a Father's Courageous Fight Against a Biased Legal System and the Struggle for True Equality Before the Law

In ""Goliath's Reckoning"" embark on a profound journey through the complexities of South Africa's family courts, where one father's unwavering determination to protect his son becomes a powerful stand against state-sanctioned gender discrimination. This compelling narrative not only explores the personal sacrifices and legal battles faced by fathers but also serves as a comprehensive guide for navigating a system that often seems rigged against them.

Key Highlights:

A Personal Battle:

Follow the author's deeply personal story as he confronts a legal system that favors mothers and marginalizes fathers, threatening the best interests of children. Inspired by his own experiences and those of other fathers, the author reveals the immense strength required to challenge deeply entrenched biases. Legal Strategies and Practical Insights: Gain valuable insights and practical strategies for self-represented litigants fighting for their parental rights. This book offers a roadmap for navigating the complexities of family law, empowering parents to advocate effectively for their children. Equality Before the Law:

Explore the critical principle of equality before the law, a cornerstone of justice that empowers every citizen, regardless of their background or social standing, to hold the government and its institutions accountable. Learn how state-sanctioned discrimination-whether based on gender or race-undermines this principle and threatens the future of South Africa's children. A Call to Action: ""Goliath's Reckoning"" is more than a memoir; it is a call to action for all those who have felt powerless against a biased system. The author challenges readers to stand up for what is right, using the power of personal agency and the guiding light of the Constitution to create a fair and just society.

Why This Book Matters:

In a world where justice and equality are often compromised by well-intentioned but flawed redress policies, this book shines a light on the urgent need for reform. The author argues that true equality before the law must be restored to protect the best interests of the child and ensure that every parent, including fathers, has the opportunity to play an active and nurturing role in their child's life.

Who Should Read This Book:

Fathers and Parents:

Seeking to understand their rights and navigate the family court system. Legal Professionals: Interested in the impact of gender biases in family law. Justice Advocates:

Committed to fighting all forms of state-sanctioned discrimination. Readers:

Who believe in the power of individual agency and the importance of equality before the law.

By: Salatiso Mdeni
Imprint: Salatiso Mdeni
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 7mm
Weight: 322g
ISBN: 9798227980557
Series: The Case Against Affirmative Action
Pages: 132
Publication Date: 10 June 2024
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

First and foremost, I am a father to my son, with all else being a means to this end. As the only son of my parents and the eldest among my three sisters, I proudly assume the role of a father figure to my nephews and niece, as well as being a reliable provider for my entire family. Growing up in rural Transkei, Eastern Cape, my life changed when my father passed away when I was 11. This loss compelled me to mature quickly, and with my mother's strength, I supported the family by age 20 after completing my National Diploma. Understanding the importance of my family's success, I brought them from the Eastern Cape to Gauteng, transitioning from rural life to owning properties in Johannesburg. These choices provided better prospects for my mother, siblings, nephews, and son, Mila. My educational journey began in rural Transkei, leading me through rustic schools before relocating to Mpumalanga, where I completed my Matric. Over the past two decades, I have expanded my knowledge in Risk Management across various industries. My formal studies provided a strong foundation, but my commitment to continuous learning has truly broadened my knowledge. I am dedicated to pursuing practical solutions rooted in my experience and research, challenging conventional wisdom and evaluating outcomes based on real-life experiences. As an auditor and risk management professional, I have thrived in the corporate world, safeguarding my family from prevalent pitfalls. My unwavering commitment to enhancing my skills stems from my dedication to being a father to my son and a provider for my family. After publishing my first book in 2023, I now explore and write about subjects that intrigue me.