Date: 2016-10-08 Source: http://us7.campaign-archive1.com Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders announces that the Ugandan government has given its approval for the departure of four adoption children to Belgium. This decision allows for the Ugandan children to leave Kampala soon with a humanitarian visa to our country, together with their parents. The Minister… Weiter »
Kategorie: All news
Uganda: Belgium Pleads With Museveni On Adoption
Source: http://allafrica.com Belgian authorities have urged President Museveni to relax Uganda’s tough child adoption laws. Didier Reynders, the Belgium vice prime minister and minister for foreign affairs, made the plea in a meeting with President Museveni at the sidelines of the 71st UN general assembly in New York last week. According to a law passed in… Weiter »
Belgium: Situation of adopted children from Uganda
Source: http://www.africanews.it 03.August.2016 · Posted in APO-OPA Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders regrets the method used by the Flemish Centre for Adoption (Kind & Gezin), which reported this morning in a press release that the Belgian Embassy in Kampala (Uganda) refused an entry visa to nine parents, who wanted to leave… Weiter »
Guest Blogger: Anusja „official“
2 August 2016 What is the definition of “OFFICIAL“? I can tell that in the setting of adoption it is a vague and a grey terminology. There clearly is room for interpretation, which should not be the case – as we are talking about human beings. So humanity must be there. However, in adoption this gets… Weiter »
SA baby’s chance at new life in Canada foiled
Source: http://www.iol.co.za CRIME & COURTS / 13 Jun ’16, 11:00am Tania Broughton Durban – A 2-year-old boy’s chance at a new life in Canada is in jeopardy because of the interference of a local magistrate. The boy, who was dumped in a pit latrine by his mother just after his birth, is caught up in a… Weiter »
Germany-based adopted woman’s search for her mother ends in Pune
Source: http://indianexpress.com Shireen Alpa Potthast, a social worker in Germany, tracks down her biological mother in a village Written by Garima Rakesh Mishra | Pune | Updated: June 9, 2016 3:04 am Shireen Alpa Potthast at a restaurant in the city after meeting her mother. (Express Photo by Arul Horizon) Sipping a glass of fresh lime… Weiter »
Adoption row father faces jail threat for identifying children on Facebook
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk By PRESS ASSOCIATION PUBLISHED: 8 June 2016 A father embroiled in an adoption row is facing a jail threat for revealing the identities of his children on the internet, including Facebook. A High Court family judge has given the father time to answer allegations that he breached court orders obtained by the London Borough… Weiter »
Politicians close their eyes for adoptions backing
Source: http://politiken.dk (Google translation) KRONIKEN 31 MAY. 2016 One country after another closed down adoption because of suspected corruption and child trafficking. Yet Danish politicians are more concerned with ensuring childless families may adopt than to scrutinize the cases where adoption has gone wrong. ADOPTION. Why the Danish politicians do not examine the dark side of… Weiter »
IS ADOPTION A POINT OF NO RETURN?
Source: http://www.punemirror.in By Darshana Daga & Mubarak Ansari, Pune Mirror | May 27, 2016, 02.30 AM IST Union minister for women and child development Maneka Gandhi released the draft rules of the Juvenile Justice Act in New Delhi on Wednesday. City child rights activists, lawyers question WCD minister’s draft rule preventing adopted kids from going back… Weiter »
Open Letter to the European Commission
From: Arun Dohle [mailto:arundohle@gmail.com] Sent: Montag, 16. Mai 2016 18:39 To: MEMBERS EUROPEAN COMMISSION Subject: Open Letter Dear Members of the European Commission, I am writing to you all as a matter of last resort. Simon Mordue, as Member of Cabinet of VP Verheugen, and the former Secretary General of the European Commission, Catherine… Weiter »
