Father who took his daughter seven years ago may have broken abduction and ...

Egyptian ex-teacher who took his daughter, now 12, from her British mother more than seven years ago and still has not returned her may have broken child abduction and perjury laws says judge Tamer Salama took his daughter Elsa, then four, from ex-wife Naomi Button  The three of them were visiting his relatives in Egypt in December 2011 But Ms Button, a leadership consultant, was forced to return to England alone She believes Elsa, now 12, has been living with Salama's mother in Egypt The judge overseeing the case thinks police should examine Salama's conduct 

By Jack Newman For Mailonline

Published: 17:53 BST, 14 May 2019 | Updated: 17:53 BST, 14 May 2019

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An Egyptian former teacher who took his daughter from her British mother more than seven years ago may have breached child abduction and perjury laws, a High Court Judge has said.

Tamer Salama took his daughter Elsa, then four, from ex-wife Naomi Button in December 2011 while all three were visiting his relatives in Egypt.

Ms Button, a leadership consultant from Leeds, was forced to return to England alone and thinks Elsa, now 12, has been living with Salama's mother in Egypt.

Tamer Salama (right) took his daughter Elsa from ex-wife Naomi Button (left) in December 2011 while they were visiting his relatives in Egypt

Tamer Salama (right) took his daughter Elsa from ex-wife Naomi Button (left) in December 2011 while they were visiting his relatives in Egypt

Ms Button has launched family court litigation in London in a bid to get Elsa (pictured) back and is continuing that fight

Ms Button has launched family court litigation in London in a bid to get Elsa (pictured) back and is continuing that fight

She launched family court litigation in London in a bid to get Elsa back and is continuing that fight.

Salama, who subsequently returned to England without Elsa and is now living in Manchester, was jailed in January 2012 for breaching family court judges' orders to arrange his daughter's return to England

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