Rostock County's Announcement: - Alleged Abduction of Children by Grandmother and Mother Trial
Two women, one a mother and the other a grandmother, will face charges for child abduction at the Güstrow District Court. The trial is set to commence on Tuesday at 9:00 am. The accused have been accused of taking their two boys to Bolivia in 2019. That year, the women had been involved in a disagreement over child custody. During that period, the boys' passports were taken away. However, the mother is said to have obtained new passports from the locals' registration bureau. It is alleged that the women covertly travelled with the boys to South America on October 22, 2019. They stayed there until their extradition in March 2023.
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The child abduction case in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania involves two women from Rostock County, who will stand trial at the Güstrow District Court. The trial is scheduled for Tuesday at 9:00 am. This incident dates back to 2019, when a dispute over child custody led to the allegations. During this time, the children's passports were seized. However, contrary to regulations, the mother managed to obtain new passports from the local registration bureau. The women are accused of taking their sons to Bolivia on October 22, 2019, evading authorities until their extradition in March 2023.
This incident has underscored the importance of rigorous border controls, especially in Germany, which has seen a decrease in unauthorized entries as a result of increased measures.
The local court in Güstrow, known for handling various processes, will now preside over this high-profile child abduction case, involving a mother and her grandmother.
The German government has requested assistance from Bolivian authorities in resolving this matter, hoping to ensure the well-being and safety of the children involved.
Women's rights organizations worldwide have expressed concern over this case, highlighting the vulnerability of children in custody disputes and the necessity for comprehensive support systems.
This trial in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania's County of Rostock could potentially set a precedent in Germany's legal proceedings regarding child abductions and custody disputes.
Source: www.stern.de
