tandjung jane lives near beijing with her youngest son jay chen she divorced three years ago the h.n. was born after the divorce his older brother stayed with his father the tandjung jane was later awarded custody but when she went to pick him up i wasn't there. to know it's him or for. my ex-husband threatened me he said if you report me i'll kidnap the boy then you'll never see him again since then my only purpose in life is to protect my younger son and find my older one i'm terrified every day. town jane jane is convinced ex-husband sold the child tens of thousands of children disappear in china every year there are no official figures. she petitioned the court and filed charges with the police. she goes through her paperwork again and again all her applications were rejected the m.r.i. thought well maybe if i'm especially afraid for him when winter comes i think maybe he's out there somewhere where i imagine that he's living with people who treat him badly. that he suffers and borrow grog and i'm helpless there's nothing i can do for him. yell ira. it's. finally she has a small g

she has a small glimmer of hope an officer told her the address where the child should be now tandjung jane is on her way. can you tell us of course i'm excited i'm very nervous but i was so glad there's progress i know he's alive and i can possibly find any one of the that gives me hope and makes me happy we got out of. town jane jane has a long journey ahead of her and she has to be careful the state is targeting troublesome people like her even if she can't prove it she believes that corrupt officials are involved in the disappearance of her son. she stops halfway on her trip to leave with her sister in order to keep him safe. until. the last of. the journey continues by car identity papers are checked and recorded on buses and trains and tangent ging fears that she'll be intercepted by security or thora tears before she reaches her destination. but i made myself up to look older i hope they won't recognise me in. my life she also got a new haircut to change her appearance. now the. law. finally she reaches the village she knows the address most of the house numbers are missing. she does

tandjung jane carefully questions a care of the village children. none of the kids here look like my son. the next morning she wants to try the local police maybe the author it is here more helpful. the officers take time to listen to her case and promise to look for the child that very day. that you know i feel like i'm finally getting justice i'll soon see my son again. i'm so grateful. the next day the police called challenging ging back in she hopes that means she'll be able to see her son again. after a short while she returns without her son the officers only took blood for a genetic test. you know what they told me that i didn't follow the right procedures. that those i tried everything going everywhere now they say it was all wrong what's the right way to do this i try to lawyer without success i'm at a loss i'm just a country girl all i know is that i want to find my child here and not. a few months later the old fart is finally confirmed that tanjung pinang son does live where she had been looking for him but she isn't allowed to see him h

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