• The right to be found
  
• The right to be in a physically and psychologically safe environment
  
• The right to be seen and to be heard
  
• The right to have our searching family be prepared and equipped with resources when we are found
  
• The right to be able to bring our personal belongings with us
  
• The right to competent mental health care
• The right to a respectful recovery process that allows for transition and time to acclimate if needed
  
• The right to our own legal advocate in the court system
  
• The right to have an appropriate level of control over our own identity
  
• The right to maintain contact with siblings and other loved ones
  
• The right to be protected from ongoing parental disputes
  
• The right to ask questions and to receive honest answers
  
• The right to be guilt and blame free regarding our abductions
  
• The right to speak our truth
  

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