Quote:In a context where the feminist movement has achieved significant advances in making sexist violence and gender inequality visible, within the framework of a new International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women this November 25, organizations have emerged that, under the cloak of “shared parenting” and the defense of children’s rights, promote a discourse that undermines these achievements.

A clear example is the Shared Parenting Foundation of Chile, an entity that presents itself as a defender of mothers, fathers, and families involved in separation processes, offering legal guidance, psychological support, and workshops. However, when analyzing its public narrative, a concerning pattern emerges: a focus centered on “false accusations” which, in practice, minimizes gender-based violence and reproduces patriarchal stereotypes.