Each year, there are more than 58,000 non-family abductions and more than 1 million children are reported missing. This is a staggering number, but it doesn’t include the other young victims—the sisters and brothers of those who have been abducted. These overlooked children suffer the loss of their sibling. Their lives are turned asunder, and family patterns are irrevocably changed. This publication is the effort of those who have lived the nightmare of losing a sister or brother. Eight siblings joined with the Office of Justice Programs to write this guide. During its creation, these siblings spoke eloquently and from their hearts about the need for a resource for left-behind children whose needs are often overlooked. At the time of the abduction, these siblings said they felt isolated and overwhelmed by their emotions. They rarely found the support they needed to deal with the gaping loss they faced. Their determination to prevent other young people from experiencing this trauma is to be applauded. In every page of this guide, their compassion shines through.

知り合いの小学２年生の女児（８）にそれぞれ乱暴したとして、大阪府警捜査１課は２０日、強制性交容疑で、いずれも大阪府和泉市鶴山台の建設作業員、向井勇生（ゆうき）容疑者（２５）と、兄の亮太容疑者（２５）を逮捕した。

by جو كورتيز ماذا تفعل إذا كان طفلك قد يكون ضحية للاختطاف الدولي إنه كابوس أي أسرة. بعد نزاع ، يأخذ أحد الوالدين طفله ويهرب إلى بلد آخر. يمكن أن