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From: Jin Vilsgaard

Date: Fri 27 Dec 2019 at 12:06

Subject: Fw: Request for access to documents

To: Arun Dohle

ISS-USA Maureen Flatley and Susan Jacobs

International Social Service, USA Branch

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From: Helpdesk Adoptie Fiom

Date: Thu 9. Jan 2020 at 19:29

Subject: Nieuws van Fiom

To: info@againstchildtrafficking.org

Donor-conceived people lobby UN for access to their genetic heritage

A group of donor-conceived and surrogate-born people have spoken out at the UN in a renewed push to improve the rights of access to biological information.

Giselle Newton, a PhD research student at UNSW, is one of 16 donor-conceived and surrogate-born people from around the world who are leading a renewed push to change laws which govern their access to information about their genetic heritage.

For the first time, the group told their own stories at a historic visit to the United Nations to mark the 30-year anniversary of the Convention for the Rights of the Child in Geneva on November 19.

They presented their five recommendations* to the Human Rights High Commissioner Michele Bachelet, and received a standing ovation from the audience.

“We highlighted the consequences of ignoring the voices of those most affected by these practices,” Ms Newton says. “Donor-conceived people are experts on this issue and our voices need to be listened to and acted upon.”

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Arun Dohle

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International Social Service, little did I know

In 1973 I was adopted from India to Germany, like many of you who may read this. My views on adoption were bottom-line quite positive, just as my view on organisations involved in this, like International Social Service (ISS). Little did I know…

In 1999 I got my first access to the Internet and started searching. The Internet provided the first chance to get some information. Still little did I know…

Today we are faced with the fact that the governments of the receiving countries are funding ISS for various services. One important aspect is that ISS receives funding to assist adoptees with roots searches. They are considered the expert on whom the governments in the receiving countries rely.

In the coming weeks we will share bits and pieces about the involvement of ISS in intercountry adoptions, including their direct or indirect complicity in the trafficking of children for adoption.

I fully understand that this may be hard to believe. I could not imagine myself for many years. I thought ISS is the expert organisation who ensures ethical and legal adoptions, understands adoptees’ and children´s needs, as well as their rights.

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From: Arun Dohle

Date: Fri 1. May 2020 at 12:06

Subject: linkedin chat with Fiom / ISS / Sandra de Vries