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Germany reports 108,000 missing minors annually
In 2025, the German police recorded approximately 108,900 reports of missing children and adolescents under the age of 18, with a high resolution rate of 96.1% for children under 13 and 98% for teenagers between 14 and 17. Most of these children are found or returned quickly. Data indicates that the majority of missing cases are due to personal reasons, such as voluntarily leaving home because of family disagreements or school-related issues. Crime-related disappearances represent a small percentage of cases. In May 2026, the police launched a national campaign to track cases of children missing for decades, which led to the discovery of two children after one mother contacted the police, reflecting the effectiveness of ongoing search efforts in unresolved cases.
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