Source: https://www.thenewsminute.com For around 300 families that lost their children, there is however little to celebrate. Geetika Mantri Wednesday, June 19, 2019 – 08:05 Fathima holding up a photo up her daughter, Jabin “Have you heard from my daughter? What did she say? It makes me happy to hear from… Weiter »
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Sold for adoption to Australia: guilty as charged
In 2005 Fatima’s children were playing outside. A rickshaw driver pulled over and grabbed them. The older boy got away, but his little sister was kidnapped. And legally adopted in Australia. Years and years ACT has done whatever possible to try and connect the girl again with the grieving Indian family. Contacted the authorities, the… Weiter »
Australians could adopt Indian children again, but not everyone is happy about it
Source: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au Lanai Scarr, News Corp Australia Network August 12, 2018 5:30pm EXCLUSIVE ADOPTIONS from India could start again by Christmas with Minister for Families and Children David Gillespie giving the green light for Australians to once again open their homes to Indian children. News Corp Australia can also reveal initial discussions have begun to allow… Weiter »
The Australian government says India has improved its processes, but one anti-trafficking group says corruption is still rife in the country’s orphanages.
Source: https://www.sbs.com.au 13 August 2018 By James Elton-Pym Australians will once again be allowed to adopt children from India, after the federal government lifted an eight-year suspension over trafficking concerns. Assistant Minister for Children and Families David Gillespie confirmed he wrote to his state counterparts on Monday morning, as a group of politicians launched a new… Weiter »
For NRIs, adoption dream no child’s play
Source: http://www.dnaindia.com AMRITA MADHUKALYA | Mon, 7 Aug 2017-07:45am , New Delhi , DNA Australia had suspended adoption involving Indians since 2011 Vivek and his wife Ramya gave up a perfect life in Sydney earlier this year and relocated to India. The couple, who wanted to adopt a child, were told by officials that non-resident… Weiter »
Adoptions in Australia fall to record low levels in 2016
Source: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au DECEMBER 20 2016 Felicity Caldwell Only 278 adoptions were finalised in the past year – the lowest number on record – according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare. It was a fall of 5 per cent from the 292 adoptions in 2014-15 and of 74 per cent from the 1052 adoptions 25… Weiter »
Outrage over child models used to ’sell‘ adoptee children from broken homes
Source: http://www.smh.com.au March 28, 2016 Rory Callinan Investigative journalist Children offered for adoption are being represented as photogenic child models with attractive personalities in a controversial internet advertising campaign run by a NSW government-funded charity. The marketing campaign by Barnardos has infuriated an adult adoptees support group which claims it is akin to an online sale… Weiter »
NSW police fail to arrest child pornography distributor; foster child adopted by offender
Source: http://mobile.abc.net.au BY THE NATIONAL REPORTING TEAM’S JOSIE TAYLOR 22 August 2015 A child abuse case in the north west has drawn attention to systemic failings PHOTO The girl was formally adopted by the man and his wife. The NSW Police Force failed to arrest a man for distributing child abuse material, despite being sent a… Weiter »
Baby Dev’s Story Illustrates Surrogacy’s Incredibly Dark Side
Date: 2015-08-18 Source: https://www.ncregister.com COMMENTARY: International surrogacy is often touted as a win-win, a free market where everyone benefits. When we take a closer look, however, the whole facade quickly falls apart. BY REBECCA TAYLOR 08/18/2015 Comments (9) Borja Sanchez-Trillo/Getty Images THE FACE OF SURROGACY. Thai surrogate mother Pattaramon Chanbua poses inside the Samitivej hospital… Weiter »
Foreign Correspondent – The Baby Boy Left Behind
Date: 2015-06-22 Foreign Correspondent WATCH FULL 30 MINUTES DOCUMENTARY ONLINE HERE ABC Australia – with Arun Dohle and Anjali Pawar of Against Child Trafficking (ACT) The story of the baby boy left behind in India by his Australian parents was first revealed by #ForeignCorrespondent and ABC earlier this year. The boy’s identity and fate have… Weiter »
