Binational projects – Germany & Japan The German-Japanese Mediation Project MiKK originated from a pilot project on mediation in Franco-German family conflicts. Continuing this tradition, we attach great importance to exchange and close cooperation between...
EU Training Project -TIM In 2011 every European Union Member State has to implement the European Directive 2008/52/EG concerning mediation in civil and commercial matters in cross border conflicts, including family mediation. As yet, there is no harmonized European...
LEPCA II ‘Advanced training for international child abduction lawyers’ After a successful LEPCA I conference at the Peace Palace in The Hague in May 2014, with more than 200 specialists in the field of International Child Abduction, we are proud to say that the LEPCA...
VOICE Project – Voice of the Child in International Child Abductions in Europe The VOICE was a two-year project, co-funded by the European Union, that was carried out with a partnership of 7 organizations from 4 countries: Missing Children Europe, University of Ghent,...
iCare Project Taking the child’s best interests as a priority, the iCare project will develop and implement novel tools and activities to improve the situation of children in international child abduction (ICA) cases through strengthening judicial cooperation and...
