40% of NSW Kidnappings Linked to Family Disputes
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- •New South Wales records more than 200 kidnappings each year.
- •Approximately 40% of these kidnappings involve family-related issues.
- •The kidnappings linked to family disputes often involve custody or domestic disagreements.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸NSW government increases support for family dispute resolution The number of family-related kidnappings could decrease, reducing pressure on police and improving child safety.
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