Hague Convention On Civil Aspects Of International Parental Child Abductions
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Next US Envoy Concerned Over India Not Signing Hague Convention
India not signing the Hague Convention dealing with inter-parental child abduction is a "very serious" issue, the US president's nominee to be the next envoy to India, Kenneth Juster, has said. The Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (1980), signed by 96 countries, provides for a mechanism to return a child internatio...
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Indian-American Parents of 'Abducted' Children Seek US Help
Around 60 Indian-Americans have asked the US government and the Congress to consider imposing sanctions on India, alleging that they have "not been able to get justice" from the Indian system in reuniting with their kids who have been "abducted" by their spouses there.
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Next US Envoy Concerned Over India Not Signing Hague Convention
India not signing the Hague Convention dealing with inter-parental child abduction is a "very serious" issue, the US president's nominee to be the next envoy to India, Kenneth Juster, has said. The Hague Convention on Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (1980), signed by 96 countries, provides for a mechanism to return a child internatio...
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Indian-American Parents of 'Abducted' Children Seek US Help
Around 60 Indian-Americans have asked the US government and the Congress to consider imposing sanctions on India, alleging that they have "not been able to get justice" from the Indian system in reuniting with their kids who have been "abducted" by their spouses there.
