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HIGHLIGHTS

www.ruipedro.net - The first local initiative to search Rui Pedro after missing for 9 years. Other Initiatives: MySpace.com Portuguese Lost Children Policia Judiciaria: Portuguese Judicial Police - Missing children and people section. HOW CAN YOU HELP If you have any information you can call: Portuguese Police 00351 282 405 400 British Police 0800 096 1233 You can also give information anonymously to Crimestoppers (UK) on 0800 555 111 our www.crimestoppers-uk.org Did you found something suspicious on the internet? linha alerta - Hot Line

You can follow up this and more issues on our Forum.

BRING OUR CHILDREN HOME

We, as members of the Portuguese community in the United Kingdom, feel sorry for what happen to the McCann family. Words can't express how sad this is but we are looking forward to a happy ending. Our prayers, efforts and hopes are with them.

Children abductions, kidnappings and abuse isn't something new in our society. This sort of things doesn't have flags and borders, religions and believes, race, politics. This is an evil disease in the humankind and it can strike at anytime to ourselves or to the next neighbour's door.

We are glad that the McCann family is keeping their matter with a high profile everyday and glad that the press is helping in a good way.

But following the media coverage on the McCann's family case, Portuguese mothers who also lost their children in the past and were forgotten by the time, raise their hopes and follow the wave of solidarity and awareness.

The following video clip lists our missing children!

We are looking for our children too.

Please help us to find them!

Bring them home.

Be aware around you.

Make the difference and don't forget to contact your local authorities.

HOW CAN YOU HELP

If you have any information you can call:

• Portuguese Police direct on 00351 282 405 400
• Or British Police on 0800 096 1233

You can also give information anonymously to Crimestoppers (UK) on 0800 555 111.