提供中文版的I CARE Foundation《兒童國際旅行同意表格》

提供中文版的I CARE Foundation《兒童國際旅行同意表格》

I CARE Foundation的《兒童國際旅行同意表格》目前提供中文版，該表格的制定目的是為了防止出現與兒童被其父母中的一方不正當留在外國相關的國際間父母誘拐孩子案件。該旅行表格專注于圍繞《1980年海牙兒童誘拐公約》的幾個重要法律問題，并向世界各地負責對與講中文的國家相關的潛在國際性父母誘拐孩子案進行監督的法院提供一種由法院實施，并在全球被認可的、獨一無二的誘拐預防工具。該工具受到國際法律、外交，以及熟悉國際間父母誘拐孩子案的司法社團的支持。

I CARE Foundation在2014年夏季實施的一項廣泛研究對全球數千名深諳國際間父母誘拐孩子問題的律師和法官進行了調查。研究結果表明，在《1980年海牙兒童誘拐公約》的84名成員簽約國中發生的誘拐案中，有70%是父母一方在未經另一方同意或者未獲得法院令的情況下不正當將孩子留在國外的情況，違反了另一方父母的監護權以及孩子對目標父母的權利。本次調查還得出結論，在《1980年海牙兒童誘拐公約》與不正當扣留相關的案件中，絕大多數情況下，誘拐方家長常常會依據海牙公約中的條款12和13進行誘拐抗辯，寄希望于在孩子被不正當扣留的國家的法院批准他們不將孩子送還初審管轄權國的行為。

I CARE Foundation的旅行表格經過許多使用它成功完成兒童國際旅行的案例的驗證，我們將繼續見證以海牙為導向的旅行同意表格在防止國際間兒童誘拐方面的國際性大舞臺上起到的重要作用。我們仍然非常樂觀地認為，由於使用以海牙為導向的旅行同意表格，全球國際間父母誘拐兒童率將大大減少。我們的實證研究表明，在所有國際間兒童綁架案中，有70%以上是在孩子被不正當留在國外時發生的 – 這正是我們的旅行表格已成功防止出現的父母綁架情況。

我們的旅行表格的制定和用途非常簡單：孩子擁有知情權以及有生活在一個無需擔心被父母誘拐的世界的權利。而誘拐案的目標父母有權擁有一個保護他們的孩子不被綁架的社會。我們相信這些權利。我們為此目標而做的工作和努力不會停止。

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Mandarin

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Mandarin. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Mandarin with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Portuguese (Brazilian) International Travel Form For Minors

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Portuguese

  

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Portuguese. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Portuguese with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

O Formulário de Consentimento para Viagem Internacional Infantil da Fundação I CARE© disponível em Português

O Formulário de Consentimento para Viagem Internacional Infantil da Fundação I CARE criado para impedir o sequestro parental internacional de crianças associado com a retenção ilegal de uma criança por um dos genitores em um país estrangeiro agora está disponível em português.  O formulário de viagem aborda importantes questões jurídicas baseadas na Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil e proporciona a tribunais em todo o mundo encarregados de supervisionar potenciais casos de sequestro parental internacional de crianças ligados a países de língua portuguesa um tribunal exclusivo e bem estabelecido globalmente implementando uma ferramenta de prevenção de sequestro que é amplamente apoiada por comunidades jurídicas, diplomáticas e judiciais internacionais familiarizadas com o sequestro parental internacional de crianças.

Um extenso estudo da Fundação I CARE realizado durante o verão de 2014 pesquisou centenas de advogados e juízes em todo o mundo profundamente familiarizados com sequestro parental internacional de crianças. Os resultados do estudo mostraram que mais de 70% de todos os sequestros internacionais de crianças por seus genitores entre as noventa e quatro nações membros signatárias da Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil ocorrem quando um dos genitores retém ilegalmente uma criança no exterior sem o consentimento do outro genitor da criança ou sem uma ordem judicial, violando o direito de custódia do outro genitor e o direito da criança ao genitor escolhido. A pesquisa também concluiu que na esmagadora maioria dos casos da Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil ligados à retenção ilegal, o genitor sequestrador frequentemente utiliza as defesas de sequestro disponíveis ao mesmo ao abrigo do Artigo 12 e do Artigo 13 da Convenção de Haia, na esperança de que o tribunal sediado no país onde a criança foi ilegalmente retida sancione sua ação de não retornar a criança ao seu país de jurisdição original.

Conforme demonstrado pelo grande número de casos de viagens infantis internacionais realizadas em que o formulário de viagem da Fundação I CARE foi utilizando com êxito, continuamos a testemunhar o importante papel que um formulário de consentimento de viagens baseado na Convenção de Haia tem no teatro global de prevenção de sequestros internacionais de crianças. Continuamos bastante otimistas de que a taxa global de sequestro parental internacional diminuirá substancialmente devido à utilização de formulários de consentimento de viagens baseados na Convenção de Haia. Nossa pesquisa substancial indica que mais de 70% de todos os sequestros internacionais de crianças ocorrem quando uma criança é ilegalmente retida no exterior – o exato cenário de sequestro parental contra o qual o nosso formulário de viagem protege com sucesso.

A criação e utilização de nosso formulário de consentimento de viagem é bastante simples: as crianças têm o direito de usar a imaginação e de viver em um mundo livre da preocupação de sequestro parental. E os genitores alvo de sequestro têm o direito de exigir que a sociedade proteja seus filhos contra sequestros. Nós acreditamos nestes direitos. Nosso trabalho e dedicação continuam.

O Formulário de Consentimento para Viagem Internacional Infantil da Fundação I CARE© disponível em Português

O Formulário de Consentimento para Viagem Internacional Infantil da Fundação I CARE© disponível em Português

O Formulário de Consentimento para Viagem Internacional Infantil da Fundação I CARE criado para impedir o sequestro parental internacional de crianças associado com a retenção ilegal de uma criança por um dos genitores em um país estrangeiro agora está disponível em português.  O formulário de viagem aborda importantes questões jurídicas baseadas na Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil e proporciona a tribunais em todo o mundo encarregados de supervisionar potenciais casos de sequestro parental internacional de crianças ligados a países de língua portuguesa um tribunal exclusivo e bem estabelecido globalmente implementando uma ferramenta de prevenção de sequestro que é amplamente apoiada por comunidades jurídicas, diplomáticas e judiciais internacionais familiarizadas com o sequestro parental internacional de crianças.

Um extenso estudo da Fundação I CARE realizado durante o verão de 2014 pesquisou centenas de advogados e juízes em todo o mundo profundamente familiarizados com sequestro parental internacional de crianças. Os resultados do estudo mostraram que mais de 70% de todos os sequestros internacionais de crianças por seus genitores entre as noventa e quatro nações membros signatárias da Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil ocorrem quando um dos genitores retém ilegalmente uma criança no exterior sem o consentimento do outro genitor da criança ou sem uma ordem judicial, violando o direito de custódia do outro genitor e o direito da criança ao genitor escolhido. A pesquisa também concluiu que na esmagadora maioria dos casos da Convenção de Haia de 1980 sobre Sequestro Infantil ligados à retenção ilegal, o genitor sequestrador frequentemente utiliza as defesas de sequestro disponíveis ao mesmo ao abrigo do Artigo 12 e do Artigo 13 da Convenção de Haia, na esperança de que o tribunal sediado no país onde a criança foi ilegalmente retida sancione sua ação de não retornar a criança ao seu país de jurisdição original.

Conforme demonstrado pelo grande número de casos de viagens infantis internacionais realizadas em que o formulário de viagem da Fundação I CARE foi utilizando com êxito, continuamos a testemunhar o importante papel que um formulário de consentimento de viagens baseado na Convenção de Haia tem no teatro global de prevenção de sequestros internacionais de crianças. Continuamos bastante otimistas de que a taxa global de sequestro parental internacional diminuirá substancialmente devido à utilização de formulários de consentimento de viagens baseados na Convenção de Haia. Nossa pesquisa substancial indica que mais de 70% de todos os sequestros internacionais de crianças ocorrem quando uma criança é ilegalmente retida no exterior – o exato cenário de sequestro parental contra o qual o nosso formulário de viagem protege com sucesso.

A criação e utilização de nosso formulário de consentimento de viagem é bastante simples: as crianças têm o direito de usar a imaginação e de viver em um mundo livre da preocupação de sequestro parental. E os genitores alvo de sequestro têm o direito de exigir que a sociedade proteja seus filhos contra sequestros. Nós acreditamos nestes direitos. Nosso trabalho e dedicação continuam.

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Portuguese

  

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Portuguese. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Portuguese with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Russian International Travel Form For Minors

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Russian

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Russian. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Russian with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Теперь форма согласия на поездку ребенка за границу фонда I CARE доступна и на русском языке

На русском языке появилась Форма согласия на поездку ребенка за границу фонда I CARE, которая была создана для предотвращения международного похищения детей родителями, то есть для ситуаций, когда ребенок незаконно удерживается одним из родителей в другой стране. В данной форме согласия на поездку затрагиваются ключевые правовые вопросы, связанные с Гаагской Конвенцией о похищении детей 1980 года. Кроме того, для судов по всему миру, которым поручен надзор за потенциальными случаями похищения детей родителями, связанными со странами, в которых говорят по-русски, данная форма представляет собой уникальный, общепризнанный по всему миру и применяемый судами инструмент предупреждения похищения, широко поддерживаемый международными юридическими, дипломатическими и судебными сообществами, которым хорошо знакома проблема международного похищения детей родителями.

В ходе обширного исследования фонда I CARE, проведенного летом 2014 года, были опрошены сотни адвокатов и судей со всего мира, которые прекрасно разбираются в вопросах международного похищения детей родителями. Результаты этого исследования показали, что более 70% всех международных похищений детей родителями в девяносто четырех странах-членах, подписавших Гаагскую конвенцию о похищении детей 1980 года, происходят, когда один из родителей неправомерно удерживает ребенка за границей без согласия другого родителя ребенка или решения суда, нарушая тем самым право опеки оставшегося в другой стране родителя и право ребенка на общение с пострадавшим родителем. По итогам исследования также был сделан вывод о том, что в подавляющем большинстве случаев незаконного удержания, как оно определяется в Гаагской конвенции о похищении детей 1980 года, похищающий родитель часто использует средства защиты от обвинений в похищении, содержащиеся в статьях 12 и 13 Гаагской конвенции, в надежде, что суд, расположенный в стране незаконного удержания ребенка, санкционирует его действия и не вернет ребенка в страну их первоначальной юрисдикции.

Важное значение формы согласия на поездку фонда I CARE уже было продемонстрировано в большом количестве случаев международных поездок детей, которые были успешно осуществлены с ее использованием. Мы продолжаем наблюдать, какую важную роль эта форма согласия, основанная на Гаагской конвенции, играет на глобальной арене в деле предотвращения международного похищения детей. Мы по-прежнему сохраняем оптимизм и надеемся, что темпы международного похищения детей родителями существенно снизятся благодаря использованию формы согласия на поездки, основанной на Гаагской конвенции. Наше масштабное исследование показывает, что более 70% всех международных похищений детей происходят, когда ребенок незаконно удерживается за границей, — именно от этого сценария похищения детей родителями наша форма согласия на поездку успешно защищает.

Создание и использование нашей формы согласия на поездку является довольно простым: дети имеют право познавать все прелести жизни и жить в мире, не беспокоясь о возможности похищения родителями. А родители, пострадавшие от похищения, имеют право на защиту их детей от похищения, которую должно им предоставить общество. Мы верим в эти права. Мы продолжаем работать, сохраняя преданность своему делу.

Теперь форма согласия на поездку ребенка за границу фонда I CARE доступна и на русском языке

Теперь форма согласия на поездку ребенка за границу фонда I CARE доступна и на русском языке

 

На русском языке появилась Форма согласия на поездку ребенка за границу фонда I CARE, которая была создана для предотвращения международного похищения детей родителями, то есть для ситуаций, когда ребенок незаконно удерживается одним из родителей в другой стране. В данной форме согласия на поездку затрагиваются ключевые правовые вопросы, связанные с Гаагской Конвенцией о похищении детей 1980 года. Кроме того, для судов по всему миру, которым поручен надзор за потенциальными случаями похищения детей родителями, связанными со странами, в которых говорят по-русски, данная форма представляет собой уникальный, общепризнанный по всему миру и применяемый судами инструмент предупреждения похищения, широко поддерживаемый международными юридическими, дипломатическими и судебными сообществами, которым хорошо знакома проблема международного похищения детей родителями.

В ходе обширного исследования фонда I CARE, проведенного летом 2014 года, были опрошены сотни адвокатов и судей со всего мира, которые прекрасно разбираются в вопросах международного похищения детей родителями. Результаты этого исследования показали, что более 70% всех международных похищений детей родителями в девяносто четырех странах-членах, подписавших Гаагскую конвенцию о похищении детей 1980 года, происходят, когда один из родителей неправомерно удерживает ребенка за границей без согласия другого родителя ребенка или решения суда, нарушая тем самым право опеки оставшегося в другой стране родителя и право ребенка на общение с пострадавшим родителем. По итогам исследования также был сделан вывод о том, что в подавляющем большинстве случаев незаконного удержания, как оно определяется в Гаагской конвенции о похищении детей 1980 года, похищающий родитель часто использует средства защиты от обвинений в похищении, содержащиеся в статьях 12 и 13 Гаагской конвенции, в надежде, что суд, расположенный в стране незаконного удержания ребенка, санкционирует его действия и не вернет ребенка в страну их первоначальной юрисдикции.

Важное значение формы согласия на поездку фонда I CARE уже было продемонстрировано в большом количестве случаев международных поездок детей, которые были успешно осуществлены с ее использованием. Мы продолжаем наблюдать, какую важную роль эта форма согласия, основанная на Гаагской конвенции, играет на глобальной арене в деле предотвращения международного похищения детей. Мы по-прежнему сохраняем оптимизм и надеемся, что темпы международного похищения детей родителями существенно снизятся благодаря использованию формы согласия на поездки, основанной на Гаагской конвенции. Наше масштабное исследование показывает, что более 70% всех международных похищений детей происходят, когда ребенок незаконно удерживается за границей, — именно от этого сценария похищения детей родителями наша форма согласия на поездку успешно защищает.

Создание и использование нашей формы согласия на поездку является довольно простым: дети имеют право познавать все прелести жизни и жить в мире, не беспокоясь о возможности похищения родителями. А родители, пострадавшие от похищения, имеют право на защиту их детей от похищения, которую должно им предоставить общество. Мы верим в эти права. Мы продолжаем работать, сохраняя преданность своему делу.

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Russian

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Russian. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Russian with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

French International Travel Form For Minors

 The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In French

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in French. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak French with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Le formulaire de consentement  du voyage international de l’enfant de la fondation I Care disponible en Français

Le formulaire de consentement au voyage international de l’enfant de la fondation I Care a été créé pour empêcher l’enlèvement parental international associé à un enfant détenu injustement par un parent dans un pays étranger est maintenant disponible en français.

Le formulaire de voyage aborde les principales questions juridiques gravitant autour  de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 et fournit des tribunaux dans le monde entier chargés de surveiller de potentielles affaires d’enlèvement parental concernant les pays parlant le français avec un tribunal unique, reconnu à l’échelle mondiale et mis en place l’outil de prévention de l’enlèvement qui est largement soutenu par les communautés Juridiques, diplomatiques et judiciaires internationaux qui sont habitués de l’enlèvement parental international.

Une vaste étude de la Fondation I Care menée durant l’été 2014 a interrogé des centaines d’avocats et de juges dans le monde entier qui sont extrêmement familiarisés avec l’enlèvement parental international. L’étude a montré que plus de 70% de tous les enlèvements parentaux internationaux parmi les quatre-vingt-quatorze nations signataires de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 se produisent lorsqu’un parent retient illicitement un enfant à l’étranger sans l’accord de l’autre parent de l’enfant, ou une ordonnance du tribunal, violant ainsi le droit de garde du parent délaissé et le droit de l’enfant au parent ciblé. L’enquête a également conclut que l’écrasante majorité des cas de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 associés à la détention illégale, le parent ravisseur souvent utilise les défenses d’enlèvement mises à leur disposition en vertu de l’Article 12 et l’Article 13 de la Convention de La Haye dans l’espoir que le tribunal situé dans le pays où l’enfant a été injustement détenu sanctionne leur acte de non-restitution de l’enfant dans son pays de première instance.

Démontrée par le grand nombre d’affaires de voyage international d’enfants qui ont été traités avec succès  en utilisant le Formulaire de voyage de I Care, nous continuons à être témoins du rôle important qu’un formulaire de consentement au voyage axé sur La Haye a dans le théâtre global de prévention contre l’enlèvement international d’enfants. Nous demeurons très optimistes  que le taux  global d’enlèvement parental international d’enfants diminuera sensiblement à l’utilisation de formulaires de consentement au voyage axés sur La Haye. Notre recherche indique que plus de 70 % de tous les enlèvements internationaux d’enfants se produisent lorsqu’un enfant est détenu illégalement à l’étranger_ précisément  le scénario d’enlèvements parentaux que notre formulaire de voyage a efficacement protégé contre.

La création et l’utilisation de notre formulaire de consentement au voyage sont assez simples : les enfants ont le droit de connaître la magie et de vivre dans un monde débarrassé du problème de l’enlèvement parental. Et les parents touchés  par l’enlèvement ont le droit que la société protège leurs enfants contre l’enlèvement.  Nous croyons en ces droits. Notre travail et notre dévouement se poursuivent.

Le formulaire de consentement du voyage international de l’enfant de la fondation I Care disponible en Français

Le formulaire de consentement  du voyage international de l’enfant de la fondation I Care disponible en Français

Le formulaire de consentement au voyage international de l’enfant de la fondation I Care a été créé pour empêcher l’enlèvement parental international associé à un enfant détenu injustement par un parent dans un pays étranger est maintenant disponible en français.

Le formulaire de voyage aborde les principales questions juridiques gravitant autour  de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 et fournit des tribunaux dans le monde entier chargés de surveiller de potentielles affaires d’enlèvement parental concernant les pays parlant le français avec un tribunal unique, reconnu à l’échelle mondiale et mis en place l’outil de prévention de l’enlèvement qui est largement soutenu par les communautés Juridiques, diplomatiques et judiciaires internationaux qui sont habitués de l’enlèvement parental international.

Une vaste étude de la Fondation I Care menée durant l’été 2014 a interrogé des centaines d’avocats et de juges dans le monde entier qui sont extrêmement familiarisés avec l’enlèvement parental international. L’étude a montré que plus de 70% de tous les enlèvements parentaux internationaux parmi les quatre-vingt-quatorze nations signataires de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 se produisent lorsqu’un parent retient illicitement un enfant à l’étranger sans l’accord de l’autre parent de l’enfant, ou une ordonnance du tribunal, violant ainsi le droit de garde du parent délaissé et le droit de l’enfant au parent ciblé. L’enquête a également conclut que l’écrasante majorité des cas de la Convention de La Haye sur l’enlèvement d’enfants de 1980 associés à la détention illégale, le parent ravisseur souvent utilise les défenses d’enlèvement mises à leur disposition en vertu de l’Article 12 et l’Article 13 de la Convention de La Haye dans l’espoir que le tribunal situé dans le pays où l’enfant a été injustement détenu sanctionne leur acte de non-restitution de l’enfant dans son pays de première instance.

Démontrée par le grand nombre d’affaires de voyage international d’enfants qui ont été traités avec succès  en utilisant le Formulaire de voyage de I Care, nous continuons à être témoins du rôle important qu’un formulaire de consentement au voyage axé sur La Haye a dans le théâtre global de prévention contre l’enlèvement international d’enfants. Nous demeurons très optimistes  que le taux  global d’enlèvement parental international d’enfants diminuera sensiblement à l’utilisation de formulaires de consentement au voyage axés sur La Haye. Notre recherche indique que plus de 70 % de tous les enlèvements internationaux d’enfants se produisent lorsqu’un enfant est détenu illégalement à l’étranger_ précisément  le scénario d’enlèvements parentaux que notre formulaire de voyage a efficacement protégé contre.

La création et l’utilisation de notre formulaire de consentement au voyage sont assez simples : les enfants ont le droit de connaître la magie et de vivre dans un monde débarrassé du problème de l’enlèvement parental. Et les parents touchés  par l’enlèvement ont le droit que la société protège leurs enfants contre l’enlèvement.  Nous croyons en ces droits. Notre travail et notre dévouement se poursuivent.

 The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In French

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in French. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak French with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Hebrew International Travel Form For Minors

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In Hebrew 

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in Hebrew. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak Hebrew with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention and support the Secretary General’s intent to consider incorporating an official Hague travel form into the arsenal of global abduction prevention tools. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

German International Travel Form For Minors

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form Available In German

The I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form created to prevent international parental child abduction associated with a child being wrongfully detained by one parent in a foreign country is now available in German. The travel form addresses key legal issues revolving around the 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention and provides courts worldwide charged with overseeing potential international parental child abduction cases associated with countries that speak German with a unique, globally well-established court implemented abduction prevention tool that is widely supported by the international legal, diplomatic, and judicial communities familiar with international parental child abduction.

An extensive I CARE Foundation study conducted during the summer of 2014 surveyed hundreds of attorneys and judges located around the world deeply familiar with international parental child abduction. The study’s findings showed that over 70% of all international parental kidnappings amongst the ninety-four 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention member signatory nations occur when one parent wrongfully detains a child abroad without the child’s other parent’s consent or a court order, violating the left-behind parent’s right of custody and the child’s right to the targeted parent. The survey also concluded the overwhelming majority of 1980 Hague Child Abduction Convention cases associated with wrongful retention, the abducting parent often uses abduction defenses available to them under Article 12 and Article 13 of the Hague Convention in hope to have the court located in the country the child has been wrongfully detained in sanction their act of not returning the child to their country of original jurisdiction.

Extensive high remarks for the I CARE Foundation’s International Travel Child Consent Form as a groundbreaking, comprehensive, and significant global international parental child abduction prevention tool have been voiced by the leadership within legal communities familiar with international parental child abduction during  legal forums around the world including compelling commentary from senior officers of the Hague Permanent Bureau during but not limited to international legal symposiums on child abduction held during the LEPCA Conference in the Hague, the IAML Conference in New York, and the Sapporo Bar Association’s Hague Symposium in Sapporo. In addition a large and growing number of attorney Bar Associations in the United States and abroad have published positive and meaningful feedback concerning the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form with clear intent to educate their legal constituents about the landmark child abduction prevention tool. Perhaps most meaningful is the reality that many judges around the world have praised the I CARE Foundation’s travel consent form, have utilized the document in their courtrooms, and continue to implement the form in courtrooms around the world during child custody and child travel legal proceedings.

Demonstrated by the large number of international child travel cases that have successfully occurred utilizing the I CARE Foundation’s travel form, we continue to witness the important role a Hague-oriented travel consent form has in the global theater of international child abduction prevention. We remain highly optimistic that the global international parental child abduction rate will substantially decline due to use of Hague-oriented travel consent forms. Our substantial research indicates that over 70% of all international child kidnappings occur when a child is wrongfully detained abroad – the exact parental kidnapping scenario our travel form has successfully protected against.

The creation and use of our travel consent form is rather simple: children have a right to know magic and to live in a world free of concern from parental child abduction. And targeted parents of abduction have a right to have society protect their children from kidnapping. We believe in these rights. Our work and dedication continues.

Das internationale Kinderreise-Erlaubnisformular der I CARE Stiftung auf deutsch erhältlich

Das internationale Kinderreise-Erlaubnisformular der I CARE Stiftung, das erstellt wurde, um internationale Kindesentführungen durch Eltern und unzulässiges Festhalten im Ausland durch ein Elternteil zu verhindern, ist jetzt auf Deutsch erhältlich. Das Reiseformular behandelt wesentliche rechtliche Themen rund um die Haager Konvention gegen Kindesentführungen von 1980 und bietet weltweit Gerichten, die Verdachtsfälle von internationaler Kindesentführungen in deutschsprachigen Ländern untersuchen, mit einem allgemein gut etablierten, gerichtlich umgesetzten Mittel zur Vermeidung von Entfühurungen, das weitreichend von internationalen gesetzlichen, diplomatischen und gerichtlichen Gemeinschaften unterstützt wird, die mit internationaler Kindesentführungen durch Eltern vertraut sind.

Eine umfangreiche Studie der I CARE Stiftung, die im Sommer 2014 durchgeführt wurde und hunderte von Anwälten und Richtern aus aller Welt befragte, die sehr mit internationaler Kindesentführungen durch Eltern vertraut sind. Die Studienresultate zeigten, dass über 70% aller internationalen Kindesentführungen durch Eltern in den vierundneunzig Mitgliedsländern und Unterzeichnern der 1980 Haager Konvention gegen Kindesentführungen vorfallen, wenn ein Elternteil unrechtmäßig das Kind im Ausland festhält, ohne Zustimmung des anderen Elternteils und ohne gerichtliche Verfügung, und dadurch das Pflegerecht des zurückgebliebenen Elternteils und das Recht des Kindes auf sein gewähltes Elternteil verletzt. Die Umfrage ergab ebenfalls, dass in der überwältigenden Mehrheit von Fällen der 1980 Haager Konvention, die mit unrechtlicher Festhaltung in Zusammenhang stehen, das verschleppende Elternteil häufig die unter Artikel 12 und 13 der Haager Konvention verfügbare Verteidigung gegen Entführung in Anspruch nimmt, in der Hoffnung, das Gericht des Landes, in dem das Kind unrechtmäßig festgehalten wird, sanktioniere die Nichtrückgabe des Kindes an das Land der ursprünglichen Rechtsprechung.

Wie belegt wird durch die große Anzahl internationaler Kinderreisefälle, die erfolgreich das Reiseerlaubnisformular der I CARE Stiftung verwendet haben, fahren wir fort, die wichtige Rolle des Haag-orientierten Reiseerlaubnisformulars auf der globalen Schaubühne der Vermeidung internationaler Kindesentführung zu bezeugen. Wir verbleiben äußerst optimistisch, dass die globale Rate internationaler Kindesentführungen drastisch sinken wird dank der Verwendung des Haag-orientierten Reiseerlaubnisformulars. Unsere erheblichen Forschungsanstrengungen zeigen, dass über 70% aller internationalen Kindesentführungen stattfinden, wenn ein Kind unrechtmäßig im Ausland festgehalten wird – genau dem Szenario von Kindesentführung, das unser Reiseformular erfolgreich verhindert.

Das Reiseformular ist denkbar einfach zu erstellen und zu benutzen: Kinder haben ein Anrecht auf Magie und auf eine Welt ohne elterliche Kindesentführung. Und Eltern, die Opfer von Kindesentführung sind, haben ein Anrecht darauf, dass die Gesellschaft ihre Kinder vor Entführung schützt. Unsere Arbeit und Hingabe geht weiter.