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WARNING: This site contains images and video that may not be suitable for young children. Custody issues can be traumatic and abduction is abuse.
PREVENT ABDUCTION THROUGH HOMELAND SECURITY INITIATIVE...
The Prevent Depart program started sometime after 2003 and has been gaining more and more utilization over time. The Department of Homeland Security/Customs and Border Protection oversees this program and it is monitored 24-hrs a day. I’ve included information below that details the Prevent Depart program. If any of the other parents you know want to learn more, have them contact our Prevention Unit here at the U.S. Department of State. Please refer them to our website: www.travel.state.gov/childabduction for more information.Prevent Departure The purpose of the prevent departure program is to ensure that no alien shall depart, or attempt to depart, from the United States if his departure would be prejudicial to the interests of the United States. Authority to prevent departure from the U.S. of persons whose departure would be prejudicial to the national interests is contained in 8 USC 1185(a) and 8 CFR 215.3. The specific reasons for prevention of departure and the rules for the conduct of proceedings are detailed in those sections and in 22 CFR 46.
The objective of the Prevent Departure Program is to provide an immediate capability to intercept known or suspected terrorists, criminals and other wanted individuals through an effective method for disseminating prevent departure information to the transportation industry. This roster has included cases of potential international kidnappings by non-custodial parents as well. The immediate goal is to effectively and efficiently provide all air, land and maritime conveyances a single point of contact at Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and provide a single, comprehensive prevent departure lookout database of prevent departure subjects for whom the United States suspects of imminent or immediate departure to foreign countries. Requirements of the program:
- Subject may NOT be a US citizen.
- The nomination must include a law enforcement agency contact with 24/7 coverage.
- There must be a court order showing which parent has been awarded custody or shows that the subject is restrained from removing his/her minor child from certain counties, the state or the U.S.
- The Subject must be in the US and
- There must be some likelihood that the Subject will attempt to depart in the immediate future.
Dr. Jane Major Discusses Parental Alienation
Savvy Parents Overcome Obsticals faced by the last Generation of Left-behinds
Paying for high legal fees, tied up in litigation for years, and unsatisfactory outcomes in parental abduction cases has been a common profile of parental abduction cases, but parents have found a new approach that relieves the financial burden, settles things rather quickly, and allows them to draft their own agreement to be ordered by a court.
The Hague Permanent Bureau on Private law began looking into cross border mediation a few years ago and created a working group to examine different mediation approaches. Both Hague and non-Hague countries responded. Quit a few European countries put into place mediation programs-with many mandating that parties to Hague hearings must mediate before the hearing. In the mean time, cross border mediators quietly providing successful cross border services for years in North American continued providing services.
F. B. I. MOST WANTED Parental Kidnappers
http://www.fbi.gov/wanted/parent/parent.htm
PLEASE watch this video...she is trying to find her way home....
Child Abducted to Japan 1913.
For information on this and the history of parental kidnapping worldwide, email: freechild_2005@yahoo.com
For information on this and the history of parental kidnapping worldwide, email: freechild_2005@yahoo.com
