During World War 2, the American president, Franklin D Roosevelt, stated "Look to Norway!". He wanted the United States to join the Allies and believed that Norway, a small country with few resources, was a role model.

Now we have to change this slogan to: Look to Denmark! Here, the legislation has been changed so that gender discrimination becomes more difficult, and the starting point in the children's legislation is that children should retain equal contact with both parents even after divorce. In this You-Tube video, the leader of the Fathers' Association, Jesper Lohse, talks about the progress they have managed to fight through, but also about the obstacles that stand in the way of children's and adults' human rights being realized.

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Under den 2. verdenskrig uttalte den amerikanske presidenten, Franklin D Roosevelt, “Look to Norway!”. Han ønsket at USA skulle slutte seg til de allierte og mente at Norge, et lite land med små ressurser, var et forbilde.

Nå må vi endre dette slagordet til: Look to Denmark! Her er lovgivningen endret slik at kjønnsdiskriminering blir vanskeligere, og utgangspunktet i barnelovgivningen er at barn skal beholde likeverdig Kontakt med begge foreldre også etter skilsmisse. I denne You-Tube-videoen forteller leder av Foreningen far, Jesper Lohse, om hvilken framgang de har klart å kjempe gjennom, men også om hvilke hindringer som står I vegen for at barns og voksnes menneskeretter blir realisert.