By Ephraim Kasozi

Posted Tuesday, April 30 2013 at 01:00

Ephraim KasoziPolice have questioned parents and relatives of an eight-year-old boy who was allegedly adopted by a United States family in 2009 without following legal procedures.

The Police Anti-human Trafficking Taskforce, in partnership with Child Rights Advocacy Organisation and Kyampisi Childcare Ministries (KCM), stormed the family in Kiwumu village, Mukono District following reports that city lawyers duped the parents to give in their boy against their will. (more…)

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The Investigative Committee of the Russian Federation and the Commissioner for Children’s Rights Pavel Astakhov decided to conduct its own investigation into the case of the new abuse of orphans in Texas. About this story became known through sotsrabotnitse and hostess private orphanage Roosevelt House of Silsbee Diana Black, which was engaged in three adoptive children in Russia. She said the children were beaten electric cable, locked in a closet with the sewage, put his knees on rice, and the eldest of the children’s adoptive mother knocked out teeth.Meanwhile, the state government agreed to proceed with the case for only one child, 16-year-old Anastasia Klimova, who had written to the police, accusing her adoptive parents in sexual harassment. By banning the adoption of Russian children in the United States began at least as early as 2010. Then, shortly after the incident, Artyom Savelyev, who was the foster mother she sent from the U.S. to Russia, the press has an open letter to the Russian psychologist, children’s rights commissioner Pavel Astakhov. It is proposed that the adoption of Russian orphans by U.S. citizens as long as the scientific community, and the American media will not let their expertise some “therapy of affection” (Attachment Therapy), and the adoption agency will not eliminate the psychological school of followers. Russian experts on child psychology believe that it is popular in the States, “therapy of affection” (by the way, the methods of popular psychology so popular that they became the basis for the plot of an episode of the famous comic series South Park) has led to the fact that cases of bullying Russian children. director of the Institute of Demographic Security, writer Irina Medvedev – that is the “therapy of affection” and why she put children from Russia. (more…)

Published time: April 03, 2013 11:41

Two teenage Russian girls have been removed from their adoptive parents and placed in a foster family as Texan authorities begin a probe into suspected threats and possible sexual abuse.

The investigation was confirmed by the Texas Department for Family and Protective Services, Russian news services reported. According to officials the incident took place in the town of Silsbee.

Russia’s Investigative Committee – tasked with oversight in especially important and resonant cases – said on Wednesday that it was starting its own probe in connection with the reports of violence against adopted Russian kids.

The committee’s spokesman gave the names of the American parents as Michael and Penny Deckert and the names of the girls as Anastasia and Svetlana Klimov. The official added that Russian investigators possessed some information suggesting that the girls’ brother Aleksey Klimov, also adopted by the same parents, has repeatedly suffered from abuse and cruel treatment by his US guardians.

Aleksey Klimov, who was given the Anglicized name of Zachariah Deckert, left his adoptive family over a year ago and presently his whereabouts are unknown, the agency’s representative added. (more…)

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Adopted children in American families sometimes become “guinea pigs” for pharmaceutical companies to test new drugs. Such children are prescribed five potent psychotropic medications at a time. This is beneficial both for the adoptive parents and health care professionals.

Russian diplomats found that the adoptive mother of Maxim Kuzmin who died in late January in the U.S. gave him a drug called Risperdal. It is a powerful anti-psychotic and anti-hallucination drug prescribed for acute manic attacks in patients with schizophrenia. Why a three-year-old boy not diagnosed with mental illness at the time of adoption would take such a strong drug? American TV journalists of KMID channel while preparing a story about the death of the Russian child talked to a child psychologist and found that Risperdal is also often prescribed for common disorders of psychological development and ASD.

Adepts of the so-called Attachment Therapy recommend wrapping children in a carpet, and then sitting on them. Children are also kept under a cold shower for a long time, locked in a toilet and left without food for several days. Many “advanced” parents on the advice of psychologists come up with even more sophisticated methods, making, for example, children dig their own graves. All these savage practices are implemented by proponents of the attachment therapy as the best way to get children to be obedient and break their will. (more…)