Web sites that link to law enforcement throughout the world   Please note: The Committee for Missing Children does not endorse one site over the other. These links are provided to help parents of missing and abducted children as well as other agencies and organizations that may be able to assist a parent who has had a child go missing. The Committee for Missing Children has not reviewed every web site in its entirety for accuracy.   Many of the independent sites below have much of the same information and many of the links don't work. This could be due to software or the sites are old and have been removed. The site may also have moved. However, because of the vast amount of information still available we think these sites are worth listing. If you have trouble linking to a site you feel is important to you, contact the site web master through their email and inform them you are having trouble linking to a particular site. The Government sites, FBI, Interpol, etc should be active at all times. Federal Bureau of Investigation: Quick Facts About the FBI The FBI Parental kidnapping "Most Wanted" Pictures of abducted children and the abductors Kidnapping and Missing Persons Investigations: Crimes Against Children Program "To provide a quick and effective response to all incidences of crimes against children" Kidnappings "The FBI exercises jurisdiction and investigative responsibilities pursuant to federal statutes addressing kidnapping under Title 18 of the US Codes, Sections 1201, 1204, and 1073" Federal Statutes Relating To Crimes Against Children "The following are summaries from the Federal Criminal Code and rules under Title 18 of the US Code" FBI Field Offices In alphabetical order by city FBI Legal Attaché Program: (LEGATS) The FBI has 36 Legal Attach Offices and three Attaché Sub-Offices working in 52 countries "to help foster good will and greater cooperation with international police partners" What does the FBI do in an abduction case? Child Support Recovery Act National Center for Analysis of Violent Crime Interpol in the United States The United States National Central Bureau Interpol Member Countries U.S. Legal Mutual Assistance Treaties Under Title 18 sect; 318 Legislation of Interpol Member States on Missing Children Interpol World Wide Missing Children listed with Interpol worldwide Click on search. Once on the search page, you can enter a child's information or click on the search button to go to all missing children.