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  • Can you travel or relocate with your child to Norway?

    26/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    If you live with your child outside Norway and are considering travelling or relocating to Norway, it is important that you make sure you do so lawfully.

  • To/from a Non-Contracting State

    26/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

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  • To/from a Contracting State - the Council of Europe Convention

    26/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    In connection with countries that have signed the Council of Europe Convention on child abduction, assistance from the Norwegian authorities is provided through the Ministry of Justice and Public Security.

  • Abduction from the Child Welfare Services

    23/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    When the Child Welfare Services have taken over care of a child, it will be considered wrongful child abduction to travel to another country with the child without the consent of the Child Welfare Services.

  • What is an international parental child abduction?

    23/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    A typical example of parental child abduction is when a child is wrongfully taken out of the country by one if its parents, contrary to the other parent’s custody rights. A child can also be retained abroad unlawfully, e.g. following a holiday or

  • Recommendations of May 2nd and June 13th concerning the exclusion of the companies ATK and Lockheed Martin Corp.

    21/08/2013 Article Government.no

    Continued exclusion of the companies was recommended because of their involvement in the produstion of nuclear weapons. Plese fins the Council's recommendations here.

  • Recommendations of May 2nd and June 13th, 2013, concerning the companies ATK and Lockheed Martin Corp.

    21/08/2013 Article Government.no

    The companies were excluded from the Fund in 2005 because of their involvement in the production of cluster munitions. This no longer constitutes grounds for exclusion of the companies. The companies are however still excluded from the Fund because

  • The Arctic - major opportunities – major responsibilities

    21/08/2013 Guidelines/brochures Ministry of Foreign Affairs

    Developments in the north are creating major opportunities for Norway, but also entail major responsibilities. This is why the Arctic has been Norway’s top foreign policy priority for almost a decade. This brochure gives you a glimpse of some

  • Dance in Norway

    21/08/2013 Plans/strategy Ministry of Culture and Equality

    The work on a strategy for professional dance in Norway has had a threefold objective: To summarise the results achieved so far in the field of dance as a result of the Cultural Initiative To identify challenges To lay the foundations for the

  • Links and sources

    15/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Relevant websites The Norwegian police The Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Ministry of Children, Equality and Social Inclusion Ministry of Justice and Public Security www.norway.info Information about Norway Domstol.no The official website of the

  • Glossary of legal terms

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    | A | B | C | D | E | F | G | H | I | J | K | L | M | N | O | P | Q | R | S | T | U | V | W | X | Y | Z | Æ | Ø | Å | Abductor The person who takes a child illegally out of its country of habitual residence or who fails to return a child to its

  • International conventions

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    To or from a signatory state - the Hague Convention To or from a signatory state - the Counsil of Europe Convention Guides to the Hague convention Guide to Good Practice Child Abduction Convention: Part I - Central Authority Practice Guide to Good

  • Frequently asked questions

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Where is your child? Contact your nearest police station for advice on whether your child should be reported as missing and whether an international search notice should be issued. You can read more about searching for a child/abductor under

  • From another country to Norway – lawyer in Norway

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    If your child has been abducted and you need help with legal fees in Norway, you can apply for support through the Norwegian legal aid scheme.

  • From Norway to another country – lawyer abroad

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    If your child has been abducted and you need support with foreign legal fees, you must first find out what kind of support is available in the country to which the child has been abducted.

  • Background for the list of lawyers

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    The Ministry of Justice and Public Security has established a list of lawyers who specialise in child abduction cases so that affected parents may get in touch with a lawyer that has special expertise on and knowledge of child abduction.

  • Passports for children

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    Norwegian children must have their own passports. This is also recommended for travel within the Schengen Area (Europe's passport-free zone), since a passport is the only valid proof of identity for Norwegians abroad.

  • Parental responsibility and travelling abroad with children

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    You will find information here about the Norwegian regulations relating to parental responsibility and the right to travel abroad with children.

  • How can you prevent your child from being abducted?

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    In an emergency situation, if your child is at immediate risk of being abducted, you should contact the local police. Call 02800. You can read more about this under Emergency situation. Is your child at risk of abduction? If you are afraid that your

  • Emergency situation

    06/08/2013 Article Ministry of Children and Families

    If you have parental responsibility for a child that is about to be abducted from Norway, you should contact the police immediately by going to your nearest police station or by calling the following telephone number: 02800. The police can assist in

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