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We, the plaintiffs (TBD) have been seperated from their parents and their minor children by the Rules of Domestic Relations Case Procedure Act (Family Procedures Act), unable to meet and participate in child-rearing. In violation of the Japanese Constitution and international treaties, their benefits and rights of child-rearing were not realized, so they formed a class and decided to sue the government in the coming weeks for damages with a state remand lawsuit.
On March 15, Japan’s Supreme Court issued an important decision in a case arising under the Hague Convention on child abduction. Except it wasn’t about the convention, but about habeas
儿童性贩运（CST）有许多未知数，特别是在美国存在的儿童受害人的确切人数。 儿童性贩运的男性受害者一直是，而且仍然是一个更大的未知数。 人们普遍认为，贩运儿童的受害者几乎都是女性。 尽管男性在受害者中所占的比例可能较小，但其人数却很多，而且他们经常面临其他危险。 儿童性贩运的受害者比例甚至更低，包括变性女性或在出生时被确定为女性但被分配为男性的个人。该分析通过分析向国家失踪中心报告失踪的男性，描述了儿童性贩运的一部分男性受害者。和被剥削儿童（NCMEC），他们很容易成为受害者，或者在失踪时被称为受害者。 此外，该分析仅包括2013年至2017年间据报在NCMEC失踪的男性。 在此期间内，报告给NCMEC的所有可能的CST失踪事件中，涉及男性的事件占5％。 但是，外部研究越来越多地发现，CST的男性受害人数比以前假定的要多。 在某些情况下，研究提到男性和女性的数量可能相似（Development Service Group，Inc，20142和Walker，20133）。 在2016年卫生与公共服务部的一项研究中，34.4％的14至21岁无家可归的男性报告称，他们将性行为换成有价值的东西，包括住宿，金钱，食物，保护和毒品
Many child abductions in the United States are committed by a parent or other family member. An estimated 203,900 children were victims of family abduction in the United States in 1999, according to the second National Incidence Studies: Missing, Abducted, Runaway, and Thrown away Children(NISMART-2), a study published by the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention(OJJDP), U.S. Department of Justice, in 2002.1 Children who are victims of family abduction are uprooted from their homes and deprived of their other parent.Often they are told the other parent no longer loves them or is dead. Too often abducted children live a life of deception, sometimes under a false name, moving frequently and lacking the stability needed for healthy, emotional development.The term parental kidnapping describes the wrongful removal or retention of a child by a parent. Because child kidnappings are frequently committed by other family members, the term family abduction more accurately describes such action. Both terms are used interchangeably in this book. Both have civil and criminal meanings.When a parental kidnapping occurs the government may pursue criminal process against the abductor if a criminal law has been violated. Law enforcement and prosecutors are part of the criminal-justice system. The left-behind parent may pursue civil remedies to prevent an abduction or recover a wrong-fully removed or wrongfully retained child. The left-behind parent’s lawyer and the family court are part of the civil-justice system. It is important to understand both criminal and civil remedies can be pursued when an abduction occurs. The decision to pursue civil remedies is up to the parent, whereas the prosecutor ultimately has discretion whether to pursue criminal process.This guide covers civil and criminal remedies in parental kidnapping cases.It navigates parents and attorneys through the criminal- and civil-justice systems’ responses to parental kidnapping. It describes actions parents can take and laws that may be helpful when their children are the victims of family abduction. It also explains how to prevent abductions.Parents should take this book with them when they meet with their attorneys, law enforcement, prosecutors, and family-court personnel, many of whom may be handling a family-abduction case for the first time.