Gone ... six-year-old Aamina Khan, left, was last seen by her father on August 20, 2011. She has been missing from her home in Croydon, south London, ever since. She was taken by her mother and is thought to be abroad. Lee Boxell, right, went missing after watching a football match on September 10, 1988. He said goodbye to a friend in Sutton High Street, Surrey. No one has seen him since. He was 13 at the time

Robert Williams ... missing from Neath, West Glamorgan, since March 28, 2002. He'd now be 25

David Spencer, 13 ... went missing with a pal in Chelmsley Wood, Birmingham, o
n Boxing Day, '96

Ruth Wilson, 16 ... vanished after taking a cab to a pub in Boxhill, Surrey, on November 27, 1995

Paige Chivers ... missing from Blackpool, Lancs, since August 26, 2007. She was 15

Eva Jarkova, 13 ... missing from Woolwich, south east London, since March 3, 2012

Osman Ali ... went missing from East Ham, east London, on June 2, 2009. He was 16

Emmanuel Diaz ... aged 1, below, and Felipe, 2, taken from Brixton, S London, on Aug 19, 2011

Katrice Lee ... vanished from British Army base in Schloss Neuhaus, Germany, in 1981. She was 2

Elizabeth Ogungbayibi ... was five on September 29, 2006. It is thought she was taken by her father in Manchester

Mark Garvey ... went missing on March 27, 1987, after visiting his girlfriend in Bootle, Merseyside. He would now be 40

Jordan Ratcliffe ... missing since August 13, 2008. He was 16 and last seen in the north west

Kevin Hicks ... said he was off to the shops in Croydon, south London, in April 1986. He'd be 42

CANBERRA TIMES 25-05-2012

PACT ON LINE 23 MAY 2012

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Launch of new MissingKids website at No. 10 Downing Street 

On May 23rd, the Home Secretary Theresa May hosted a reception at No. 10 Downing Street to mark International Missing Children's Day.  The reception honored families of the missing and the work that PACT, Missing People, and CEOP have done to improve the protection of children. 

The reception also marked the launch of two very important new initiatives: (1) a redesigned MissingKids website that distributes images of, and information on, missing children to police and public across the world, and (1) a pan-European free phone number (116 000) for people to call if they have information about a missing child or are missing themselves.  

For more information, click here for the press release. 

Below are few photos from the reception.  Great thanks to PACT supporter Michael Zuckerman for the photography.

(L-R) Nicki Durbin, mother of missing Luke Durbin; Kate McCann, mother of missing Madeleine McCann; and Clarence Mitchell.

Lady Meyer outside No 10 with one of our Black Cabs advertising the new MissingKids website.

(L) Nicki Durbin and (R) Kate McCann.

(L) Lady Meyer and (R) Peter Davies, CEO of CEOP.

(L-R) Tim Loughton, MP, Lady Meyer, and Sue Lawley, OBE.

(L) Tim Loughton, MP and (R) Sue Lawley, OBE.

(L-R) Sirdar Aly Aziz, Terry Tyrrell, Sir Martin Sorrell, Sir Christopher Meyer.

(L) Robert Easter and (R) Sarah Cecilie Finkelstein Waters.

(L-R) Mowbray Jackson, Phil Rainbird, Margo Hennigan, and Phil Davis.

Sir Christopher and Lady Meyer.

(L) Lady Meyer and (R) Matthew Dearden.

L-R) Margot Phair; Mark Bergman, PACT Trustee; Michael Phair; Sir Christopher Meyer; Ria Broad.

(L) Laurence Timmons and (R) Shirley Chau.

(L-R) Robert Easter, Lady Meyer, Teresa Selwyn.

(L-R) Keith Chanter, CEO of EMCOR Group UK; Cecilia Braggiotti; Lady Meyer; Jane Hack, EMCOR Group UK.

(L-R) Matthew Dearden, Michael Phair, Sir Christopher Meyer, and Clarence Mitchell

(L) Kee Meng Tan and (R) Frederique Tan.

(L-R) Peter Davies, CEOP CEO; The Rt. Hon. Theresa May, Home Secretary; and Lady Meyer.

(L) Sue Lawley, OBE, and (R) Sir Christopher Meyer.

(L) Michael Zuckerman and (R) Louise Goodall.

(L-R) Nick Candy, Holly Valance, Ross Miller, and Teresa Selwyn.

L-R) Ria Broad, Margot Phair, and Florence Quirici.

L-R) Lady Meyer; The Rt. Hon. Theresa May, Home Secretary; and Mr. and Mrs. Kee Meng Tan.

(L) The Rt. Hon. Theresa May, Home Secretary, and (R) Lady Meyer.

Lady Meyer announing the launch of the new MissingKids website at No. 10 Downing Street.

L) Sonya Zuckerman and (R) Michele Beaconsfield.

(L) Mowbray Jackson and (R) Ben Glazier.

(L) Thomas Fink and (R) Drummond Money-Coutts, Magician Extraordinaire.

Peter Davis, CEO of CEOP, announcing the launch of the new Missing Kids website.

(L) Guest and (R) Daphnee Richard.