Claire Throssell has campaigned for 12 years to change laws regarding parental contact after her sons, Jack and Paul, were killed by their father during an unsupervised visit. The recent passage of the Courts and Tribunals Bill will remove the presumption of parental involvement in cases where there is a history of abuse, aiming to prioritize children's safety.
Throssell believes this change will prevent future tragedies by ensuring that courts can restrict access for known abusers. The law's approval marks a significant milestone in her long fight for justice and child protection.