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The court held, having regard to all the circumstances, that it should not exercise its parens patriae jurisdiction: the evidence established that the children’s needs were being met in Libya, that they were not living in danger due to the security situation in that country, that they were being educated, their health was being looked after, and they were well cared for in a loving family.

City ofUnited kingdomJenna lucasCliona papazianLisa edmundsSupreme courtFamily divisionParens patriaeFamily lawCitation numberExpatriate lawChildren parens patriae mother applying for order pursuant to courts jurisdiction return of her threeHo were residing in libya with their father