Resources
Below are some resources to learn more about international parental child abduction to/and within Japan and the crisis of international parental child abduction. Links to any services offered are for informational purposes only.
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Uniting organizations to work passionately to end international parental kidnapping of children through advocacy and public policy reform. Our visions is world where children are safe from international kidnapping by a parent.
The Coalition To End International Parental Child Abduction is: Bring Abducted Children Home Bring Our Kids Home iStand Parent Network Children at Borders End Abductions Now! Jerry's Army Stop Exit |
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Bring Sean Home Foundation
The mission is to assist victims of international child abduction, educate the public about the issue, prevent future abductions, and draw attention to the increasing number of cases that currently exist with the purpose of returning abducted children to their home countries and reuniting them with their left-behind families. The Japan Children's Rights Network
Disseminates information to help change attitudes and laws in Japan in order to assure all children of direct, meaningful and continuing contact with both parents, regardless of citizenship, marital status or gender. The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children
NCMEC is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) corporation whose mission is to help find missing children, reduce child sexual exploitation, and prevent child victimization. Since 1984, NCMEC has served as the national clearinghouse and resource center for families, victims, private organizations, law enforcement and the public on issues relating to missing and sexually exploited children. |
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Children’s Rights Council of Japan
We are a child advocacy organization, offering information and resources for children’s rights issues in Japan, focusing on children of divorce, separation, or born out of wedlock. International Association for Parent Child Reunion
IAPCR, The International Association for Parent Child Reunion, is an incorporated not-for-profit legal entity in Japan dedicated to law supporting parent and child communication and interaction. Kizuna Child-Parent Reunion
Kizuna CPR, is working toward restoring the human rights of children in Japan, so every child can once again enjoy relationships with both parents. Left Behind Parents in Japan
It's the Japanese general understanding that if they divorce, the noncustodial parent won't be able to see the kid again. Japanese family law has no provision for visitation rights. No legal regulations exist for determining the rights of the parent without custody to meet their children. Japan is an abduction-friendly country and a magnet for international child abduction. If you are left behind parents, join us and cooperate each other. Japan Child Abduction
A Berlin based organization encouraging European Union parents to join forces to together to ease the traumatizing effects and consequences for their abducted kids. Japan Kindesentfuehrung
We are a network of German LBPs (left-behind parents) with children in Japan. Jointly, we want to raise awareness for the unacceptable situation in Japan, both in the German public but also with German politics, in order to build up foreign pressure on Japan. We cooperate with other LBPs and organizations in and outside Japan for the same cause. |
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The Office of Children’s Issues at the U.S. Department of State
Assists in cases of international parental child abduction. We place the highest priority on the welfare of children who have been victimized in such cases. We are prepared to assist you as you pursue recovery of your abducted child. |
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Family Resource Guide on International Parental Kidnapping
This guide was developed by the United States Department of Justice and contains information on important topics like stopping international child abduction. |
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Professional Translation by Dan Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert is a professional patent translator in Japan who translates quickly. He is passionate about helping parents of internationally kidnapped children and has translated for cases at a reasonable rate. |
