Why Proper Risk Assessment is a Missing Child’s Right
When a missing child is reported to the police, law enforcement agencies should make a timely assessment to qualify or…
Luxembourg’s first AMBER Alert for 7-year-old
The first AMBER Alert ever launched in Luxembourg, was issued on Tuesday, June 26th, in response to a violent parental…
AMBER Alert Europe reinforces cooperation with French Judicial Police during visit to Paris
On Monday, June 25th, AMBER Alert Europe visited the headquarters of the French Judicial Police at the Ministry of the…
“The impact of the AMBER Alert for baby Hannah was unprecedented”
On Monday morning, February 26th 2018, Ron van Brussel, Head of the investigation unit at the police department of Oost-Brabant,…
AMBER Alert Europe kicks off international prevention campaign on Missing Children’s Day
Today, on Missing Children’s Day, AMBER Alert Europe launches an international prevention campaign to educate children across Europe on how…
Live blog: Abduction Insiya (Netherlands) – Dutch Prime Minister discusses case Insiya on visit to India
Update May 24th 2018: Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has discussed the abduction case of 4-year-old Dutch toddler Insiya with…
Helping Europe reach #ZeroMissingKids
Every year, up to one million children go missing in Europe. In order to reach zero missing children, AMBER Alert…
“We must fight for every missing child’s life”
In our interview series, decision makers share their vision for a world where no child goes missing. This time, MEP Tomáš Zdechovský (CD),…
WhatsApp Neighbourhood Watch Groups can play crucial role in search for missing children
WhatsApp Neighbourhood Watch Groups can play a significant role in spreading information about missing children. When police ask the public…
“Make Europe one large missing children’s poster”
In our newly launched interview series, decision makers share their vision for a world where no child goes missing. In…