Partners who make a difference

Child Focus regularly allows us to visit to share the fruits of its experience. It is the organisation with which we cultivate the closest relationship.

Our team thus gains access to on-demand training based on models whose effectiveness has been proven.

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This organisation works to ensure that each country in Europe has adequate procedures in place to provide qualitative monitoring of calls on hotlines.

Missing Children Europe supports its network with information on best practices and collects data for statistical purposes.

The foundation also shares its publications on the phenomenon of missing minors and provides logistical support to enable emerging organisations to disseminate awareness videos and make themselves known.

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Le réseau "International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children", basé aux États-Unis, réunit les organisations de 29 pays. Sa mission vise à identifier les lacunes dans les systèmes de protection des mineurs à travers le monde et à fournir les outils logistiques permettant de les combler.

Cette ONG a notamment financé le développement du "GMCNgine" au bénéfice des ONG de son réseau. Le "GMCNgine"qui est un moteur de recherche doté d'un logiciel de reconnaissance faciale permettant d'identifier les images d'enfants disparus et de traquer la pédopornographie sur internet. Il permet également d'éditer des avis de disparition ciblés dans les encarts publicitaires (Google ads) des ordinateurs connectés à moins de 100 km à la ronde d'un lieu de disparition.

Étant membre de ce réseau international, nous sommes les seuls en Suisse à disposer de cet outil recourant aux dernières technologies.

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Réunissant des ONG et des partenaires interconnectés de plus de 100 pays, le SSI œuvre pour rétablir les liens au sein de familles séparées, en leur offrant une assistance sociojuridique et psychologique.

Cette organisation est également active dans les domaines de la protection et du droit de l’enfant, du développement des politiques pour l’enfance et de la recherche.

Missing Children Switzerland et le SSI collaborent régulièrement lors de situations d'enlèvements parentaux transfrontaliers.

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The Swiss Network for the Rights of the Child is an association of Swiss non-governmental organizations committed to the recognition and implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child in Switzerland. The main task of the network is to report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child, which regularly reviews progress and obstacles to the implementation of children's rights in Switzerland.

As an independent observer in the field of the disappearance of minors, we relay our observations to the Swiss Children's Rights Network.

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In the event of disappearances, it is crucial to establish contact with the inspectors in charge of the investigation, in order to facilitate and consolidate the work of caring for families. It would be desirable for police to inform parents that they can receive support via the hotline. Like the police, we must be in the right place at the right time to accomplish our mission.

All the police forces in French-speaking Switzerland have welcomed this collaboration for the benefit of parents and children in distress, with the exception of the Canton of Geneva.

Our communication should currently be passed on by more than 1,500 police officers in the French-speaking region.

The Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA is mobilised when a child is illegally moved by one of the parents to a country that has not signed the Hague Convention.
We are involved in the process of the child's return, insofar as the parent has requested our expertise and support.

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Institutions for young people are largely affected by the phenomenon of runaways.

With the help of the educational teams we are investigating the phenomenon of runaways in shelters.