Cooperation that keeps a child’s safety, schooling and relationships connected.
We press for practical coordination before, during and after a cross-border decision. The child’s records, support needs and language should travel with the case, without unnecessary disclosure of private information.
Our reporting distinguishes Hague return proceedings from custody decisions and examines who is responsible for protection at the next stage. [1]
Case analysisA child should not lose a school year while institutions argue over residence, responsibility or the next assessment.
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Case analysisWhere more than one country is involved, a child still needs one coherent plan for safety, education, language and family relationships.
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