Fed-Up Dads Demand More Paternity Leave

Nationwide Protests

Fed-up dads across Britain gathered in more than 20 events nationwide to demand more time with their newborns, criticizing current paternity leave rules.

Push for Change

Labour MP Josh Simons leads a cross-party effort to give dads a better deal and recognition for their crucial role in the family.

Systemic Barriers

Campaigners argue that the current two-week paternity leave is insufficient, especially for self-employed dads who receive no paid leave at all.

Changing Perceptions

Research shows that the majority of people believe fathers should be hands-on in raising their children, challenging traditional gender roles.