I've seen a few articles on paternity fraud especially in Nigeria. They either want to make it more or less legal like in this one.

http://saharareporters.com/2021/05/26/nba-calls-laws-regulating-dna-testing-nigeria-backs-amotekun-ebube-agu

Of course they try to hide behind children.

"SPIDEL decries the indiscriminate carrying out of DNA tests to determine paternity often without any order of the court and maintains that there is a need to have laws regulating DNA testing in order to protect the rights of the Nigerian child. "

First, a child doesn't have a right to money from just anyone. Shouldn't we hold the mother responsable for supporting her child The father too, but that's the point. It's not just any guy or maybe we should just pick a random woman and make her support the child. Let's take a page from the feminists women should be holding other women accountable for paternity fraud.

There is nothing that prevents a woman from asking a court to determine paternuty. If there is, that needs to be addressed, but a support order should not be entered until that's done. The person looking for the relief should be the one to petition the court.

or they view it as an unfortunate occurance rather than a delibert attempt to deceive by the mother as if virgin births are rampant.

https://www.pulse.ng/lifestyle/relationships-weddings/why-is-paternity-fraud-high-in-nigeria-the-answer-to-this-is-complex/9mhtty0

"Why is paternity fraud high in Nigeria? The answer to this is complex"

No women lying about paternity isn't that complex. Trying to make them somehow victims though is.

"Mike's marriage could have been a fairy tale, but two years later, through a series of unfortunate events, Mike found out that the child he called his daughter wasn't his. His world crashed in an instant. "

Unfortunate? A selfish, probably narcasistic, woman decided to sleep around and not tell him that the child might not be his and they should verify.