I searched for "Concealment of minors tfp" and came up with nothing except the two sites you have presented?
You bring up a good point; there is a huge difference between googling and doing research and examining the topic in context. Another problem is that 98% of the information on TIA's parent group, Tradition Family Property is in Portuguese.
If we could obtain the magazine Fidelity's May 1989 issue, we could both agree that TFP was condemned by the civil authorities for “inducement to flight, reckless transfer, and concealment of minors."
Lacking that, we are at an impasse. You choose to trust TIA's parent group TFP when they deny involvement in child-trafficking. Having read multiple reports of those who were tricked by TFP and who left, I don't.
According to this website:
https://ephesians511blog.com/2013/09/28/america-needs-fatima-a-cult-using-the-fatima-name/the following information was reported by investigator Thomas Case in Fidelity, the monthly organ of the highly conservative Ultra-Montanists in its May 1989 issue.
TFP had been repeatedly accused by the Brazilian authorities of “inducement to flight, reckless transfer, and concealment of minors”–and this despite TFP’s own slavish devotion to the military regime.
Young men were alleged to have been deceitfully recruited by TFP, to be trained in their academies as “warrior monks” for the cause.
According to the Brazilian government, TFP sought to obtain legal guardianship over the minor children of parents dedicated to TFP and then turned their sons against both them and the mainstream church, regarded by TFP loyalists as an institutional fraud