Parents take to Britain's streets in first national 'parent strike' Campaigners demand better paternity leave and flexible working conditions as debate over family rights intensifies Innocent F Aminkeng (UK Correspondent) Thousands of parents across the United Kingdom have participated in the country's first nationwide "Parent Strike", calling for major reforms to paternity leave and flexible working rights. Demonstrations were held in cities across England, Scotland and Wales, highlighting growing frustration among families who say the current system is failing working parents. The movement, organised by campaign groups including The Dad Shift and Flex Appeal, argues that the UK has one…
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