Source: http://m.timesofindia.com Nov 15, 2013, Indian parents should be given preference in child adoption over NRIs, Overseas Citizens of India and foreign nationals, the Bombay high court has ruled. MUMBAI: Indian parents should be given preference in child adoption over NRIs, Overseas Citizens of India (OCIs) and foreign nationals, the Bombay high court has ruled…. Weiter »
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‚Children of the market‘ face US adoption nightmare
Source: http://rt.com November 13, 2013 15:58 WATCH VIDEO Reuters / Bogdan Cristel Children, Europe, Human rights, Law, Marina Portnaya, USA, Yulia Shapovalova A lack of legal oversight allows American parents to get rid of kids adopted overseas with impunity. Roelie Post of the organization Against Child Trafficking told RT about how “the children of the market”… Weiter »
Cheating case against Ullal adoption centre
Source: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com Stanley Pinto, TNN | Nov 9, 2013, 03.16 AM IST Prayer issue leads to clash, 6 injuredTourist from Mysore presumed drowned at SomeshwarAttacks, counter attacks leave Ullal tenseYasin’s arrest brings about sense of relief to his family at Bhatkal MANGALORE: Ullal police have registered a case of cheating against Nirmala Social Welfare Centre in… Weiter »
Guyana: NO RECORDS OF U.S COUPLE’S ADOPTION APPLICATION
Source: http://newssourceg.com Date: 2013-11-27 An American couple in Knoxville, Tennessee has started a fundraising drive in their hometown to complete the adoption of a child from Guyana, but the Director of the Child Care and Protection Agency in Guyana, Ann Greene told News Source on Tuesday that the agency which overlooks all adoptions has “absolutely no record… Weiter »
Chinese village ‘in lockdown’ as parents sue government over lost child
Source: http://www.theprovince.com BY TOM PHILLIPS, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH OCTOBER 31, 2013 A rural village in northern China has reportedly been placed under “curfew” after a disabled couple accused the local government of masterminding the abduction of their 11-day-old baby. Authorities imposed the lockdown as Liu Laogen, 64, and his 50-year-old wife, Xia Fengge, spoke for the… Weiter »
Dutchman meets biological father in Mumbai
Source: http://m.timesofindia.com Sep 21, 2013, 05.05AM IST TNN[ Stanley Pinto ] MANGALORE: India-born Dutch national Martijn Boerkamp met his biological father in Mumbai on Wednesday. And the meeting went well. Against Child Trafficking (ACT) consultant Anjali Pawar who did the ground work for the reunion said: „In fact, Martijn’s father said it was a really pleasant… Weiter »
Agreement with US will ‚open door‘ in adoption process
Source: http://www.independent.ie 04 SEPTEMBER 2013 PARENTS hoping to adopt children received a welcome boost after the Irish and American governments agreed new arrangements for adoptions between the two countries. The new arrangement opens up the prospect of Irish-based families adopting children from the US. Adoptions into Ireland have dropped dramatically in the last four years, from… Weiter »
Ugandans Dishonoured Abroad
Source: http://allafrica.com BY ZURAH NAKABUGO, 25 AUGUST 2013 Uganda police concerned by the number of youth stranded in human trafficking rings abroad (file photo). An estimated 250 Ugandans annually end up stranded abroad with human trafficking rings, a police report says. Ugandan youths are trafficked to countries like China, India, Malaysia, Thailand, South Africa, France, Canada,… Weiter »
Babies being stolen at top Uganda hospital, sparking outrage over misconduct
Source: http://www.windsorstar.com In this photo of Friday, Aug. 16, 2013 a child stands in front of Mulago Hospital in Uganda’s capital Kampala This hospital is one from where a number of babies have been stolen and whose staff face persistent complaints of negligence _and even cruelty _ in the treatment of mothers who give birth there…. Weiter »
‚Adoption agencies in Maharashtra give foreigners, NRIs preference over Indians‘
Source: http://m.timesofindia.com Aug 13, 2013, 06.51AM IST TNN[ Neha Madaan ] PUNE: Adoption agencies in the state currently have 1,100 Indian prospective adoptive parents on their waiting list, but recent investigations have revealed that they are busy processing applications of foreigners and NRIs. The Maharashtra State Child Protection Society (MSCPS) carried out investigations how adoption requests… Weiter »
