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The dubious connections of the mercenary politician Siegfried Mure?an with Klaus Iohannis and Oana Paraschiva Harvalia, also an “expert” in adoptions […]

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The dubious connections of the mercenary politician Siegfried Mure?an with Klaus Iohannis and Oana Paraschiva Harvalia, also an "expert" in international adoptions, like the Iohannis. Sibiu Mayor Klaus Werner Iohannis was the one who officiated Paraschiva's marriage in 2010, in Sibiu, with Gunther Krichbaum, politician, member of the German Parliament and from the same political gang as the "German" Siegfried Mure?an. Read here about the political-economic entanglements between these tools of the German state, some with Romanian citizenship and representing - the faces! – Romania's interests: Siegfrid Mure?an, Germany's Trojan horse in the European Parliament

International social services, from India to Romania

Posted April 30, 2020 by Roelie Post (guest blogger)

When in 2011/2012 the filming of Stolen Children - International Adoptions from India took place at the ACT office in Brussels, I was drawn into the details of the German / Indian trafficking case.

Arun was speaking in German to the journalist, explaining the involvement of the German branch of International Social Services. He appointed her to the International Sozialdienst Deutscher Zweig.

AMERICAN YouTuber Myka Stauffer was living the dream: a beautiful home and family.

In 2017, Myka and her husband James, who now have four birth children, adopted two-year-old Huxley from China. Myka’s YouTube figures soared thanks to entertaining footage of him adjusting to life in America and finding his feet in his new family. That is until he no longer appeared in her video diary earlier this year.

When questioned, the Stauffers issued a video explaining that they felt unable to cater to Huxley’s increasingly demanding special needs. So, he now lives with another family.

The backlash was fierce, with the Stauffers accused of discarding Huxley when he became too much for them to handle.

The couple’s lawyers told People magazine that the decision was difficult and but made “to provide Huxley with the best possible treatment and care.

The former head of Adoption by Choice, an Alberta adoption agency that closed suddenly in May, is facing a criminal fraud charge, CBC News has learned.

Documents filed in Calgary provincial court show Ramone Kindrat, 55, was charged last December with fraud. It is alleged that Kindrat used an ABC employee's name and master's degree with the intent to gain advantage for herself in the form of more clients.

The charge against Kindrat is the latest development to surface in the troubles of the Calgary-based agency, which had clients across the province.

ABC shut its doors in May, announcing it would close permanently at the end of July. In a statement, the agency cited a decline in the number of birth parents seeking adoptions.

Clients waiting to adopt babies said they were devastated.

La plainte de neuf Français d’origine malienne pour « escroquerie » à l’adoption classée sans suite

Surpris par la rapidité de la décision du parquet, les avocats vont déposer une nouvelle plainte, avec constitution de parties civiles.

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From: ACT

Date: Sun 5. Jul 2020 at 18:34

Subject: Adoptee voices

To: Laura Martinez-Mora

Child Welfare Committee chairperson K. Vijayasarvanan said there was no legal documentation with regard to the adoption

An 11-month-old male child, who was illegally adopted by a couple aged above 50 from Eachampatti village of Chellampatti block in Madurai, was rescued on Friday.

Members of the Child Welfare Committee (CWC), District Child Protection Unit and police personnel enquired with the couple on Friday, and the rescued child was admitted to a special adoption agency in Usilampatti.

CWC chairperson K. Vijayasarvanan said they conducted an inquiry based on a petition received from the State Commission for Protection of Child Rights. “It was found that the male child was born on July 31 last year, to a couple residing in Periyakulam, Theni. As soon as the child was born, it was handed over to this couple in Eachampatti, who are construction workers and do not have any child of their own. However, there is no legal documentation regarding the adoption of the child,” he said.

The biological parents have two other older children -- a girl and a boy.

Prospective adoptive parents from Malta and Italy talk to Gaon Connection about being stuck in a limbo as COVID-19 restrictions in India leave them in an unenviable position.

When prospective adoptive parents, known in the adoption parlance as PAPs, start their adoption journey, they know that it involves a lot of paperwork and requires a lot of patience. The process is all the more exhausting when it is international or inter-country adoption.

What happens when after successfully going through each stage of the adoption process – from registering with the agency, filing the requisite paperwork, overcoming bureaucratic hurdles, completing home study reports, being placed in the queue to finally be matched with a child, a process that can often take more than two years – the prospective adoptive parents are suddenly stopped in their tracks?

From being just days away to bringing their child home to suddenly in limbo. The wait can be torturous.

As is with Angie and Kevin Farrugia, residents of Malta, who are anxiously keeping tabs on every bit of news coming in from India, especially those pertaining to international travel, that is, the resumption of commercial international flights. As per the latest news, the Indian government has extended the ban on international flights till July 31.