Louder than silence

This story is a mixture of judicial arbitrariness, blind spots in law, slanderous staging, and unfair accusations. The conflict, which came beyond the borders of one family, connected the fate of hundreds of people throughout the country, and even beyond its borders.
The author of the book - Vesta Spivakovskaya - a journalist, Columnist, television and radio host - faced a problem that has become a real natural disaster, but remains invisible to most citizens of the country. In 2010, the husband decided to forever separate her from her daughter.
According to international human rights organizations in Russia, more than 55 thousand minor children disappear annually. Family "Kidnepping" in Russia is not regulated at the legislative level and is not discussed in society. He unites parents in the struggle for their rights, but at the same time leaves them in a "single capsule" of his own grief.
This book is not just an author"s confession. Its task is to deduce the problem of family kidnepping into the field of public discussion. It is dedicated to parents - mothers and fathers - who fell into a similar situation, but do not despair and do not give up. And also to all indifferent people who are fighting this at the legislative, social and personal level