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6 November 2011

Die wachsende Nachfrage nach Adoptionen führt zum Kinderhandel

Eine Adoption kostet heute je nach Land und Agentur 9000 bis 16 000 Euro. Weltweit führend bei Auslandsadoptionen sind die USA. In Europa liegen Italien, Spanien und Frankreich an der Spitze. In Deutschland kommen auf ein freigegebenes Kind etwa zehn Eltern, die ein Kind zur Adoption suchen.

Die Organisation “Against Child Trafficking” fordert, Auslandsadoptionen komplett zu verbieten. “Der Handel mit Kindern ist gesteuert von der Nachfrage des Westens. Wir sind nicht gegen Adoption, sondern gegen Kinderhandel”, sagt die niederländische Menschenrechtsaktivistin Roelie Post. “Das Problem ist, dass sich beides nicht mehr voneinander trennen lässt.” Post war bis 2005 in der EU zuständig für den Schutz von Kinderrechten in Rumänien. Damals sorgte sie dafür, dass Rumänien die Adoption von Kindern ins Ausland komplett stoppte – wegen der kriminellen Strukturen. Nun erlebt sie, wie in anderen Ländern, in Indien, in Äthiopien, in Haiti, ein neuer Markt entsteht. (more…)

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BETTER STAY AWAY FROM PREETMANDIR, Mr BHASIN

Date:  2011-10-19
Kaumudi Gurjar
Special CBI judge takes serious note of MiD DAY expose, tells Preetmandir former managing trustee J S Bhasin not to violate court order again by entering orphanage premises
LESS than four months since a MiD DAY sting operation at the Preetmandir orphanage showed former managing trustee J S Bhasin violating a court order that had restrained him from entering the Preetmandir premises, Special CBI Judge D R Mahajan took serious note of the MiD DAY expose and warned Bhasin against repeating the act.
It may be recalled that even as the Preetmandir controversy over allegations of financial irregularities and child trafficking was raging and the case was being heard in courtrooms, MiD DAY had found Bhasin in the office of the adoption home. (more…)
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Bhasin’s Preet Mandir entry: Inquiry ordered

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Canadian parents wary as China confronts baby trafficking

May 25, 2011 9:47 PM | By Leslie MacKinnon

When Cathy Wagner of Bridgewater, N.S., heard a CBC story last week about babies stolen from their families several years ago in Hunan province, her reaction was that nothing has changed.

She’s the mother of a 5-year-old girl adopted from the same region in China. “It’s like a dirty secret”, she says, “but it’s time we started talking about it.”

CBC News’ China correspondent, Anthony Germain, interviewed two parents in China who said the family-planning officials who enforce the country’s one-child policy seized at least 20 babies, including their own, and sent them to orphanages to be adopted abroad.

“By changing their identities and processing the stolen children through legally recognized orphanages, the chances of any impoverished Chinese parent ever finding their child are almost nonexistent,” Germain reported. (more…)

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Children for Sale – Ethiopia/Netherlands

Netherland – Broadcast Brandpunt KRO – 9 January 2011

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Mandir: After phone threat, FB messages disturb complainant

DECEMBER 19
 
OVER a month after advocate Anjali Pawar-
Kate, director of voluntary organisation Sakhee
and the main complainant in the alleged Preet
Mandir adoption racket approached Sahakarnagar
police over telephone threats believed to be
from a member of a South African adoptive family,
she’s now troubled by derogatory messages on
Facebook, posted in the community ‘Against
Child Trafficking’ on FB, by some other international
adoptive families. (more…)
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Battle of international adoptions reaches peak

The European Commission Forges Official Report
Autor: MIRCEA OPRIS 3 decembrie 2010

The European Commission has falsified an official report, released only partially exactly one year ago, during the Conference on Challenges in Adoption Procedures in Europe, in Strasbourg from 30 November to 1 December 2009. Exclusively for Jurnalul National several experts testified about the pressure put on their work by high-rank European Commission officials, in order to get to the conclusion that there is a need for the establishment of a European Adoption Agency. The stake of the new agency: creating a “market” for European adoptions in which Romania would be forced to reopen international adoptions. Behind this decision are pro-adoption lobbies from France, Italy, Spain and the United States. (more…)

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Raport oficial falsificat de Comisia Europeană

Bătălia adopţiilor internaţionale a ajuns la apogeu

Autor: MIRCEA OPRIS 
3 decembrie 2010

 Comisia Europeană a falsificat un ra port oficial, prezentat parţial exact cu un an în urmă, la Congresul despre Drep turile Copilului de la 30 noiembrie-1 decembrie 2009, la Strasbourg. 

În exclusivitate pentru Jurnalul Na ţional, câţiva experţi care au întocmit ra portul povestesc despre presiunile la care au fost suspuşi de Comisia Eu ro peană pentru a impune conclu zia că este nevoie de înfiin ţa rea unei Agen ţii Europene pentru Adopţii.  (more…)

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Adopted in 1973, reunited with mother in 2010

Published: Thursday, Nov 18, 2010, 3:50 IST
By Mayura Janwalkar | Place: Mumbai | Agency: DNA

Mother’s love is the fuel that enables a normal human being to do the impossible.
—Marion C. Garretty, American author

When Arun Dohle, India-born German national, started on his mission to find his biological mother, it seemed an impossible task. But after 17 years of litigation and connecting several dots, thirty-seven-year-old Dohle was reunited with his mother in Pune on Wednesday. (more…)

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Sans home and identity: A story from the US

Source:http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com  
Ambika Pandit, TNN, Nov 7, 2010, 04.17am IST

MUMBAI: Among the many looking forward to American President Barack Obama’s visit toIndia was an anxious Jennifer Edgell Haynes. She has no interest in Indo-US relations. All she wants is to be reunited with her family in Michigan.  (more…)
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