Deprived of her children, a mother did condemn the State

Deprived of her children, a mother did condemn the State LLE always did not return home. Michelle Olivieri-Bauer was successful at the end of a long legal marathon. The mother of four children did condemn the State for "denial of justice". Indeed, she has not seen her children since almost 17 years, date of his divorce, and despite a visitation that had been granted to him by the judge. A court decision that has ignored her ex-husband during all these years. It was on this date - in 1993 - has started the "fight of his life. She has filed about 30 complaints of non presentation of the children. In 2006, she went to the European Court of human rights and she won her lawsuit. It should also read • > In the head of the parents who kidnap their children • > The love of a daughter for her mother back and against all • > A mother facing the pain • > Unknown mother • > A mother accuses the State of have deprived it his children "What happened is not his fault. This recognition today is for her "a big step forward", even if it does not make him his children. "I am pleased. I'll finally be able to reconstruct me, regain my dignity of mother and wife,' she says. "It has violated my right to mother. "I was outraged, humiliated, insulted by the justice. "Her four children (Editor's Note: today major) suffer from parental alienation, explains Christine Ravaz, her lawyer for 10 years. '' This syndrome which is characterized by a progressive distancing is due the fact that the parent separated from the child, is denigrated, demonized". Over the years, therefore, the link between Michelle, his three daughters and his son broke. But she still believes in the possibility to recover them. By this decision of the Court of appeal of Aix-en-Provence, she proves her children that everything that happened is not his fault, that she was victim of justice", continues her lawyer who described it as a sort of"hero of modern times. Letter to Nicolas Sarkozy This former paratrooper who lives in the South of the France has only a message to them: "I am still alive, I still loves you deeply. Your MOM is waiting for you. Today, 61 years old, it seeks the address of her children to try to get in touch with his four grandchildren and get visitation rights. "I advise all women who live the same thing to fight. For her and 'others', she decided to write to Nicolas Sarkozy so that parental alienation is recognized by law. Every morning, Michelle Olivieri-Bauer layer on paper its history. She has already written 1500 pages that she hopes to publish in a book. It still seeks an editor. "I still battle!", she concludes, determined to play its role of mother and grandmother.