Falsely Accused Network

Imagine, for a moment, that you are a Family Court judge. You walk into court on a Monday morning. On your desk is a case involving two parents and two young children. The mother says she has been subjected to domestic abuse. The father says the allegations are completely false.

What began as a simple idea and a few videos on TikTok has grown into something far bigger than I ever imagined. Three years ago, I started speaking publicly about false allegations and the devastating impact they can have on individuals and families. My aim was straightforward: to offer support, guidance, and understanding to people who felt they had nowhere else to turn.

On 9th September 2026, people affected by false allegations, wrongful accusations, and miscarriages of justice will come together to mark International Falsely Accused Day.