The Anatomy of a Kidnapping is a radio documentary by ABC Australia, featuring Eric Kalmus – Director of The Japan Children’s Rights Network. Professor of Law Colin Jones also renders his analysis. 1 This is how it works; a look inside the role of the Japanese government ministries, embassies and consulates in the international abduction … More The Anatomy of a Kidnapping – from ABC Australian Radio
1 “When they were gone away, I studied my books, and at night I went to school. I was unhappy. I looked at a map. An ocean stood between me and the place I came from, but would it have made a difference if it had been a teacup of water?” – Jamaica Kincaid, from Lucy … More A Teacup of Water
Green leaves of summer turn red in the fall To brown and to yellow they fade. And then they have to die, trapped within the circle time parade of changes. The world’s spinning madly, it drifts in the dark It swings through a hollow of haze, A race around the stars, a journey through The … More When the Night Came On, It Was Very Calm
“Symposium on the Hague Convention – in Considering the Modality of International Family Mediation –” Organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs December 12, 2012 The Government of Japan has been making efforts toward the conclusion of “the Hague Convention on the Civil Aspects of International Child Abduction (the Hague Convention)”. Should it be concluded, … More Symposium on the Hague Convention Considering the Modality of International Family Mediation Organized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
For Rui Boy 