Children's management: shocking warnings and real dangers in Austria!

Children's management: shocking warnings and real dangers in Austria!

The case of Natascha Kampusch, which was kidnapped 28 years ago as a ten -year -old student, remains a drastic event in Austria. Despite this historical tragedy, according to the police, there have been no comparable kidnapping in the country since the incident. Nevertheless, the warnings of possible kidnappings are increasing on the Internet, often accompanied by reports about a white van. Ute Schume from the crime prevention of LKA Styria emphasizes that corresponding information is mostly unconcrete and that there are no real clues for actual kidnapping, as orf.at reported. The police also become more active and train children in dealing with such situations, although the actual danger is classified as extremely low. The spread of false reports on social media is a growing problem that affects both adults and adolescents who often react without checking it.

parents and electronic dangers

In daily work on prevention, the police find that many parents concentrate strongly on external dangers, such as pedophilia, while the threats on the Internet are often negated. Ute Schume draws attention to the fact that children are exposed to much greater risks there, such as the exchange of pornographic content. According to experts, it is crucial that parents with their children talk about such topics in calm moments in order to reduce fears and develop a healthy awareness.

In Germany, a current case of custody disputes has caused a stir. Last week, a man at Hamburg Airport ran over a barrier and took his four -year -old daughter hostage to travel to Turkey with her. This happened in the course of a bitter custody dispute with his ex-wife. The man was arrested after 18 hours, and the child could be brought back to the mother's care, said sueddeutsche.de . Such escalations in binational families seem to appear more and more, with experts often bringing the children into dangerous situations.