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I Am One. I Am Mochi.

1/25/2012

 
•••CALL THE CANDIDATES•••
•••Bring Abducted Children Home from Japan•••

Mitt Romney (857) 288-3500 mittromney.com

Suggested Questions-
A) What would he do as President to bring the 374 registered cases of Americans kidnapped to Japan home to the U.S.?
B) Will he commit to raising this issue publicly immediately?

Barack Obama Campaign HQ (312) 698-3670 barackobama.com
or
Write or call President Obama at:
The President
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
(202) 456-1111

Suggested Question-
A) When is President Obama going to publicly demand that Japan return our kidnapped children?

Paul Toland On Dads Divorce Live

1/24/2012

 

Japan Firm On Not Addressing Existing Cases Of International Child Abduction

1/19/2012

 
The leadership of Left Behind Parents Japan met with Yoshinori Oguchi on Monday, January 16th, 2012. Mr. Oguchi is a member of the New Komeito party, the third largest political party represented in the Diet. He was a member of the MoFA committee who discussed modifying Japan’s civil code last fall, in order to sign The Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction.
We presented our policy statement calling for joint custody, criminalization of parental child abduction, policy enforcement of family court orders, meaningful visitation for non-custodial parents, addition of a new visa category for parents of Japanese children to remain in Japan after losing spousal visa status and modification of domestic violence law in Japan to preclude false allegations with no empirical evidence.

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LBPJ & APFS Joint Policy Statement

1/14/2012

 
This policy statement has been submitted to the Japanese government’s Ministry of Justice and also to Justice Minister (2011) Satsuki Eda.

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Cruel and Unusual Punishment – Japan’s Sole Custody Law

1/1/2012

 
At the heart of the Japanese international child abduction problem is Japan’s sole custody law.  In Japan when parents divorce a single parent is granted sole custody of the children.  One parent simply has to give up all his or her rights to their children. If one is not a Japanese citizen, you can be assured you will not be granted sole custody of your children. Not only does this violate the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights, it constitutes cruel and unusual punishment to the children of divorced parents.

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