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Éva Kerpel

Full membership
(complying with membership criteria regarding ongoing training).

Kék Vonal Child Crisis Foundation
Pf.:125
1364 Budapest
Hungary

Phone: +36/13920029
Mobile: +36/30650 6557
Fax: +36/13541029

Additional informations:
Training in mediation: - Partners, Hungary 2002 - Lege Artis, Hungary 2010 - TIM project, Brussels, 2011 Related qualifications: - Child consultant, Kék Vonal Child Crisis Foundation, Hungary 1997-2011 continous - Trainer,Association of Hungarian Supervisors, 2003 Higher education: economist, Karl Marx University, Budapest, 1978, University of Amsterdam, 1980. My work as a mediator developed from my international work related to children's rights and missing children. The cases I have worked with so far were all international child abduction and international child custody / visitation cases.

Language(s) speaking:
English (Fluent), Hungarian (Fluent)

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