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Because of their age. In Italy a minor under the age of 14 has a different status from a minor between 14 and 17. These older minors are considered to have some agency,, although not the full agency of an adult. This changes a number of things in their status. They have a full ID card, instead of a child’s one, they can’t drive a car, but starting from 14 they can get a driving licence for a moped and, later, for a small bike, they can’t buy alcohol but they can drink it as long as they are in the company of an adult and either during a meal or in a convivial situation, they can have sex with an agemate, they have the right to be informed in full of their health conditions and to take part to the decisions about it, if their parents divorce they have a saying in deciding whether they want to live with one or the other, if they commit a crime they will go through a trial, but they will not be sent to jail, rather to a special facility for minors, and if they travel they are old enough to also decide if they want or not to travel with a parent to whatever destination, or to refuse to go and tell the police they are being kidnapped. It’s part of the process that makes them responsible for themselves.

If traveling with a non-parental adult, your parents can write a letter (or fill out a form) and get it notarized, giving their consent for you to travel with an accompanying adult. Both parents must sign and be present for notarizing, unless one parent is deceased or surrendered/had their parental rights terminated.If attempting to travel internationally without any accompanying adult, you would need to wait three years until you're 18.

Yes, to take your Canadian children out of the country you do need the other parent’s consent. You will have to explain to airport authorities why you are travelling with two children but not their mother.There have been many cases of kidnapping where before, after or during a custody battle for children one parent tried to leave the country with them and was prosecuted for that act.You do not say that your children were born in Canada, but I suspect they were, and that they have never seen Lebanon and certainly do not have a home there. To take them away from their mother by trickery would be tantamount to kidnapping. Canadian courts do not look kindly on a parent who tries to take a case out of the jurisdiction by committing that crime.If your marriage has broken down irreparably, have a divorce proceeding. Almost all the time, the mother gets care and custody of the children, and the father must support the children until they graduate from University and begin their working career. If the mother has sacrificed a career, she often gets support until the children are 18. The father, if he has been a good provider and clearly loves his children, may get shared custody or periodic access to them.Maybe running away with the children happens in the middle east, but in Canada we don’t abandon wives and take their babies from them. It is just not done. Those kids aren’t chattel, they are Canadian citizens with the right to be raised in Canada by parents who respect the law, and love them.Consider those tickets wasted, unless you want to go by yourself.