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A family’s guide to coping during a kidnapping

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3 January 2017
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A family’s guide to coping during a kidnapping

A guide designed by Hostage UK (2010).

  • Having a family member kidnapped can be a frightening experience. You will need support, information and advice.
  • This guide offers practical pointers on how to cope and where to look for further information.
  • It is aimed at UK-based families of British hostages taken overseas, but some things are relevant in other cases.
  • Each kidnap is different and each family’s needs are unique.
  • There is no one-size-fits-all approach and this document is for guidance only.

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