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Slovak Minister talks to William Hague about taken children

This is one of a number of stories relating to the Slovak Government talking to the UK Government about the children.

It seems that they are talking about 89 cases. That could be 89 children or 89 cases (a case can involve more than 1 child).

I am talking to people from a number of other governments, not just the Slovak Republic. There are also the cases which affect English people which, of course, should be treated exactly the same way.

This and This are two more stores in Slovak. This is the same story in Italian.

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