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Gros coup de filet à Bruxelles: arrestation d'une proxénète nigériane à la tête d'un important réseau

Gros coup de filet à Bruxelles: arrestation d'une proxénète nigériane à la tête d'un important réseau

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ABONNÉS Prostituée, Marie dévoile son quotidien, ses espoirs, ses angoisses

ABONNÉS Officiellement, Jennifer, prostituée, est déclarée comme "serveuse de bar"

Mumbai: Nuns shown the door for torturing orphanage kids at Amboli

five nuns of St Catherine's Home have been transferred from the shelter for inflicting physical and mental abuse on the inmates; after a year-long inquiry on the matter following mid-day's report

The 95-year-old St Catherine’s Home in Amboli came under scrutiny last year after some inmates filed an FIR alleging mental and physical abuse; (left) mid-day’s report on April 10, 2016, on the abuse

The 95-year-old St Catherine’s Home in Amboli came under scrutiny last year after some inmates filed an FIR alleging mental and physical abuse; (left) mid-day’s report on April 10, 2016, on the abuse

The inmates of St Catherine's Home, Amboli, have finally got some sense of justice. Over a year after mid-day reported the mental and physical abuse of some inmates of this home, a state committee has come down heavily on the shelter for brushing aside the allegations.

Its 35-page investigation report has confirmed that the allegations of abuse are true and recommended that the five nuns-cum-caregivers named in an FIR filed last year be transferred.

Kidnapped or not: No guarantee that children are returned to parents

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Kidnapped or not: No guarantee that children are returned to parents

ADOPTION FRAUD IN CONGO (FINAL) FLOORING RE LOOKING ALL FILES ORPHANAGE

Author

TEXT: KURT WERTELAERS

ADOPTIEBEDROG (Zembla - Sri Lanka)

ADOPTIEBEDROG

fraude

17 mei 2017

leestijd 4 minuten

Strongsville-based European Adoption Consultants connected to disturbing child abuse case in Texas

Strongsville-based European Adoption Consultants connected to disturbing child abuse case in Texas

Mona Kosar Abdi

4:14 PM, May 9, 2017

5:05 PM, May 10, 2017

STRONGSVILLE, Ohio - Soliciting bribes, falsifying documents and adopting trafficked children, the accusations against European Adoption consultants keep piling up.

Leistet die Politik einer „Enteignung der Kinder“ Vorschub?

Leistet die Politik einer „Enteignung der Kinder“ Vorschub?

Von Sabine Menkens | Veröffentlicht am 09.05.2017 | Lesedauer: 6 Minuten

AUTOPLAY

Wenn Pflegekinder plötzlich zurück zu ihren leiblichen Eltern müssen, ist das für die Kleinen oft eine emotionale Katastrophe. Ein neues Gesetz soll die Kinder besser vor einer erzwungenen Rückkehr schützen.

Quelle: N24/ Eybe Ahlers

Part 3 on adoption fraud in Congo: "They wanted only girls Nobody wanted Jacques."

Part 3 on adoption fraud in Congo: "They wanted only girls Nobody wanted Jacques."

TEXT: KURT WERTELAERS PICTURE: THE BENOIT FREINE

8/05/17 - 07:00

"He's right!" If we show the pictures of the little Jacques we made three days earlier, start to dance the people of his native village and sing. © Benoit Freine.

VIDEO "I was already in the car, but I forgot my sandals. I have them go get quickly into the orphanage. When I walked out, I saw driving away the car. It's my fault, I should never have forgotten my sandals . I miss my friends a lot. " But it was not the little Jacques debt (7). He just did not fit the profile of adoption. While his real parents 850 kilometers from Kinshasa did not know where their child, Jacques remained in the orphanage.

ADOPTION FRAUD IN CONGO (2) A VISIT TO THE BIOLOGICAL PARENTS

"Dear girls, we miss you so. Your home is here "

ADOPTION FRAUD IN CONGO (2) A VISIT TO THE BIOLOGICAL PARENTS

Author

TEXT: KURT WERTELAERS

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Adoption Fraud: Congo abducted children end up as "ophans" in Belgium

Adoption Fraud: Congo abducted children end up as "ophans" in Belgium

At least three Congolese 'orphans' who were adopted in our country, have biological parents in their home country. They were kidnapped and placed in an orphanage where they were given false names. The Belgian adoptive parents are oblivious and never knew that their children - Samira, Zakiatu and Jaelle - were stolen from their families. Our reporters searched and found the biological parents in the Congolese bush. The first episode today reads exceptionally free, the rest of the series on Saturday in Het Laatste Nieuws and HLN +.

KURT WERTELAERS BENOIT AND THE FREINE IN CONGO May 5, 2017

When the DRC halted foreign adoptions in 2013 - after far too many stories of abuse - if no child have left the country. At that time, however, there were dozens of adoptions pending. Also in our country. They then tried to filter out fraudulent records - at least that was the intention - and after a long, grueling process, and more than two years of waiting in November 2015 came a dozen Congolese orphans still in our country.

Those children were all from Tumaini orphanage in Kinshasa, an institution run by the Belgian-Congolese Julienne Mpemba (40) from Namur. Since 2012 she had been thirty Congolese orphans linked to adoptive parents in our country. "Never had any problems," she would explain about it. Mpemba incidentally earned thousands of euros to the temporary stop of adoption. "If you want them to be taken care of, you have to pay for it," she told the adoptive parents. "They are your children."

Belgium/Congo ADOPTION FRAUD - Parliamentary Question Parys

By: editors

5/05/17 - 13u48 Source: Belga© Belga.

ADOPTION FRAUD

Why still working with the Congolese Tumaini orphanage and the Belgian-Congolese Julienne Mpemba while Congolese human rights organizations and Interpol already in 2013 possessed information that brought both in connection with the abduction of young children in 2015? That Flemish parliament Lorin Parys (N-VA) wants to know from Minister for Family Jo Vandeurzen (CD & V).

Parys filed Friday in parliament a request for explanation after the news had become known that at least three Congolese "orphans" that were adopted in our country have biological parents in their home country. Those kids came in 2015 in our country through the Tumaini orphanage was run by Julienne Mpemba. They became associated in 2013 with the disappearance and abduction of small children, last year she was arrested in our country but released pending trial.