Father’s campaign group could offer cash for information on child abusers as part of latest project

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Cash rewards could be offered by a campaign group to those who help bring child abusers to justice.

Posters, cards and signs from People Against Parental Alienation (PAPA) have been cropping up in a number of locations, including in Lynn, warning the public of potential abusers.

Set up by father Simon Cobb, it comes as part of the group’s fight for equal parenting rights for those who have been denied access to their children by ex-partners, husbands and wives following a split.

Simon Cobb from Long Sutton is the founder. Picture: PAPA

The new campaign has been labelled ‘Protect and Serve’ and says that parents who deliberately abuse children by denying them the other should be jailed.

“Manipulating a child to make them believe their other parent abandoned them when in reality they tried to be there but were forced out with lies is sick, evil and criminal,” PAPA said.

“We help protect children from this abuse.”

The posters have been plastered across the UK and have even been seen in places as far as Canada.

The group says it will be working with authorities to make direct contact with perpetrators to deter them and prevent harm to children.

“Parental alienation can be a punishable offence due to coercive controlling behaviour being a criminal offence, as is non-accidental injury to a child,” it said.

“We believe that parental alienation should be a criminal offence in its own right; however, we also recognise that alienators can be found guilty of the aforementioned offences.”