Kuwaiti court revokes mother's custody for using children in social media ads

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A Kuwaiti court revoked a mother's custody of her two children, granting it to their father after she used them in social media ads that hurt their studies. The landmark ruling, reported by Al Anba, found the advertising negatively impacted the children's education. The court determined transferring custody served their best interests and was satisfied the father could provide a safe, stable family environment. The court noted custody does not negate parental authority or reduce the father's role, emphasizing cooperation between custodian and guardian regarding children's health, education, and behavior.


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