Kyial was 20 years old when she was kidnapped and forcibly married. Unlike many, she escaped to begin a new life, thanks to a UN Women partner Open Line, a Bishkek NGO that offers kidnapped women counselling and legal advice. Watch her journey to a new life. http://unwo.men/apDd30mIUSV #HearMeToo #orangetheworld #16days | UN Women Europe and Central Asia

Part 3 of Kidnapped in Japan: a bizarre Japanese law allows a parent in a failed marriage to literally abduct the kids and run off into the night. It’s possible because co-parenting is not an option for disgruntled couples who are divorcing. Sole custody is automatically awarded to the mother or father who was last living with the children. That parent is also given the power to block the other parent’s access. Watch the full episode on 9Now: https://nine.social/9Mi | 60 Minutes Australia

This bride is about to get carried away. Quite literally. | E4