Adoptionsstop fra Indien ophævet

Source: http://www.familiestyrelsen.dk
2007-10-05

Det midlertidige stop for adoptioner fra Indien, som blev indført i juni, ophæves i dag. Det har familie- og forbrugerminister Carina

Christensen besluttet på baggrund af anbefalinger fra Familiestyrelsen. (more…)

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‘Cheated’ dad can’t get back kids

ANANYA SENGUPTA

Mumbai, June 15 2007: When a jobless and widowed Ramesh Kulkarni left his four children with a Pune orphanage four years ago, he was asked to sign a harmless-looking 20-rupee stamp paper for “admission procedures”.

NGOs and a Danish TV channel say it was a consent form for adoption, about which the young and impoverished father was kept in the dark. (more…)

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Date: 2007-06-11
Source: PR Inside

COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) – Denmark on Monday suspended all adoptions from India after a news report claimed that some of the children who have been adopted in the Scandinavian country could have been abducted.

«I am concerned about the conditions that have surfaced,» said Carina Christensen, the consumer and family affairs minister. (more…)

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Europeans Get Around Sperm And Egg Donor Regulations

December 03, 2006

The booming egg donor market in the United States is pulling in British donors who want to make extra money.

The sale of eggs is illegal in this country, but in America, the industry is worth an estimated $4.5bn (£2.4bn). Donors with the right physical, personal and intellectual attributes can attract fees of up to $35,000 for their eggs, with some in the industry claiming that as much as $50,000 has changed hands. Prices are rising, too: in New York, average eggs are fetching $8,000. About 15 years ago, the comparable figure was closer to $1,000. (more…)

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Romania – 31 children disappeared abroad

AUTOR: CARMEN MAFTEI
DATA PUBLICARII: 27/06/2006

Potrivit Oficiului Roman pentru Adoptii, 31 de orfani ieseni luati de familii din strainatate sint disparuti fara urma. „Despre cei 31 de copii insa nu stim nimic“, ne-a spus si Pintilii Penciuc. Unii dintre acesti copii au fost adoptati dupa ce adoptiile internationale au fost interzise prin lege, aprobindu-se doar cu aprobare direct de la Guvern. Vina apartine organizatiilor care au incheiat acte de adoptie fara a respecta conventiile semnate cu statul roman prin care se obligau sa trimita rapoarte despre orfanii ce plecau din Romania. Urmarea: odata ce-au fost dati, copiii dusi au f (more…)

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