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Director: Alain BOUVAREL, Richard MARTIN, Pierre H. TREMBLAY Production: CNASM Lorquin / CECOM Montreal Year: 2005 Duration: 36 minutes Reference: V482

Anne-Marie CRINE is a psychologist, attached to the service of the adoption of the French community of Belgium. She is a consultant to the international social service of the International Center for Children in Adoption. Chantal SACLIER works at the general secretariat of the international social service in Geneva. In this interview, they describe to us all the aspects and rules of international adoption, allowing us to better understand its particularities, both legally and relationally. This type of adoption concerns more than 3,500 children each year.

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U.S. Families Learn Truth About Adopted Cambodian Children

By ALAN B. GOLDBERGDEB APTON March 25, 2005

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When Judith Mosley decided to adopt a Cambodian child, she thought she was offering a better life to an orphaned child in an impoverished land. She later learned that the woman who arranged the adoption, and hundreds of others like it, failed to share vital information about her daughter -- specifically, that she had family members in Cambodia.

The American woman who arranged the adoptions, Lauryn Galindo, is now facing an 18-month prison sentence for visa fraud and money laundering. "20/20's" Elizabeth Vargas traveled to Cambodia to investigate and meet the women and children at the heart of the story.

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Netherlands To Lift Adoption Ban
By Rex Wockner
Published: March 17, 2005
A bill introduced in the Netherlands’ Parliament March 9 will lift the ban on adoption of foreign babies by same-sex couples. Such couples already have adoption rights for babies living within the country. The bill, which was introduced by a coalition representing a parliamentary majority, is expected to pass.
“However, not many intercountry adoptions by same-sex couples would take place, since hardly any country in the world allows their children to be adopted by Dutch same-sex couples,” said activist Kees Waaldijk. In 2001, the Netherlands became the first nation to legalize full marriage for same-sex couples.

Dear Presidents,Ladies and Gentlemen,On June 17, 2005, the National Council adopted the Hubmann postulateFederal Council commissioned to present a report on Swiss adoption practice. This report corresponds to the concerns of the National Council.We therefore request that you write off the following postulate as completed:2005 P 05.3138 Report on the adoptions (03/17/2005, Hubmann)We assure you, Mr. Presidents, ladies and gentlemen, of oursexcellent respect.... On behalf of the Swiss Federal CouncilThe Federal President: Moritz LeuenbergerThe Chancellor: Annemarie Huber-Hotz

Re: [romania_eu_list] SOS FLORENTINA PINI!

Fundatia Noua Speranta

Wed, 16 Mar 2005 23:19:23 -0800

Adoptia a fost facuta pe legea veche care era in vigoare atunci, in 2000, acum cinci ani! De asta este o asemenea lupta! Sentinta este irevocabila si definitiva! Este un caz ca al oricarui copil care a fost adoptat legal de o familie din strainatate. Copilul are si certificat de nastere dat pe numele de PINI, ovbtinut de cateva zile de la starea civila.

Av. Ionita

"Illegal adoptions and influence peddling in county councils"

Coroama Ilie case - criminal case having as object the verification of some indications regarding acts of corruption committed on the occasion of approving international adoptions of minor children. Through the "Love Basket" foundation from Bistrita Nasaud, Ilie Coroama made several illegal "exports" of children in the USA, entering the SRI's sights, but without any result.

Through a well-established network of civil servants and local government officials, Coroama has managed to develop a quasi-legal system through which, despite drastic restrictions, children are taken out of the country and sent to Protestant families. without their psycho-motor development being subsequently re-evaluated.

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