For many parents, a separation doesn't just end a relationship—it can also mean losing precious time with their children. Parental alienation, where one parent deliberately damages or blocks a child's relationship with the other parent, is a growing concern, with many fathers saying they're the ones most affected. The issue has now reached Parliament, with the African Transformation Movement calling for greater attention to its impact on families and children's wellbeing. 

GUEST: Zama Ntshona, ATM spokesperson

<p>For many parents, a separation doesn't just end a relationship&mdash;it can also mean losing precious time with their children. Parental alienation, where one parent deliberately damages or blocks a child's relationship with the other parent, is a growing concern, with many fathers saying they're the ones most affected. The issue has now reached Parliament, with the African Transformation Movement calling for greater attention to its impact on families and children's wellbeing.&nbsp;</p>
<p>GUEST: Zama Ntshona, ATM spokesperson</p>

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For many parents, a separation doesn't just end a relationship—it can also mean losing precious time with their children. Parental alienation, where one parent deliberately damages or blocks a child's relationship with the other parent, is a growing concern, with many fathers saying they're the ones most affected.