Torment of parents with lost loved ones abroad
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Erica Duggan treasures her son&#39;s black  canvas wallet, found with his body at the side of a busy  highway in Germany four years ago. It is one of the last  tangible connections she has with him.
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The public is urged to report parents suspected of neglecting their children due to drug or alcohol abuse.
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A new satellite tracking device, which could cost less than Â£100, aims to reunite parents with their lost children.
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A mother who was swept away by the tsunami knew she could not hold on to both of her young boys and had to decide which one to let go of.
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One in 10 parents struggle to understand the tales they read to their children.
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Families holidaying in Asia describe the effect of the worst earthquake in the region for 40 years.
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Hearing shocking news, such as a family bereavement, really can break your heart, researchers suggest
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KALMA CAMP, Sudan -- She has been in the world for 18 days, and her life is tainted. Curled naked under a blanket close to her mother, Nashwa is too young to know shame, the emotion that will be like a shadow to her.
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NEW YORK  - For parents of college   freshmen, this time of year can be unsettling, even traumatic,   as their sons or daughters leave home.
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PHUKET, Thailand -- A Swedish toddler was reunited with his weeping father in a Thai hospital yesterday, days after the 18-month-old was found sitting alone on a roadside in the aftermath of the tsunami disaster. The boy's mother is among some 5,000 people still missing in Thailand.
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In Latin America, the memory of the "disappeared" never went away. In the United States, they were hardly ever known.
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Decades of war have made mourning an all too familiar ritual. Nowadays, however, the grieving often must be done in secret
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Distraught relatives and friends of those missing after the most catastrophic tsunami on record are increasingly turning to the Internet to search for loved ones.
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STOCKHOLM -- The question rises from the rubble of the earthquake in Sumatra. It echoes on the Indian Ocean shores where bodies are still piled high and in homes halfway around the world where loved ones wait for news of the missing: How could God let this happen?
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Officials investigate the plight of Britons left in legal limbo after their relatives went missing in the Asian tsunami.
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Forget about homesickness. The trouble for some parents of summer campers starts when the kids get back.
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The families of some Sept. 11 victims are trying to explore how their loved ones died, but the topic of those who jumped from the World Trade Center is an especially sensitive one.