Laura, a 16-year-old girl who went missing, was recently found in Berlin, where local authorities discovered her alone on the streets of the city. Following her discovery, she has been placed in a specialized youth care facility that provides both care and psychosocial support. The tracing of her whereabouts was aided significantly by the location tracking from her mobile phone, which had been detected in Berlin a few days prior to her being found.

The German authorities have informed Laura's parents about her location, though the next steps in her situation remain uncertain. Central to determining her future will be discussions between Laura, social workers, and psychologists aimed at clarifying the circumstances surrounding her departure from her family environment. These conversations will be conducted with respect for her personal will and a strong emphasis on ensuring her safety and well-being.

As the investigation continues, various factors will influence whether Laura will return to Greece. The priority of the authorities and care professionals will be to ensure that her rights and wishes are respected while also addressing her psychological health and the reasons that led to her displacement. This case highlights the delicate balance between protection and personal choice in the context of a minor found in a vulnerable situation.