State Secretary for European Affairs George Ciamba meets with Simon Mordue, Head of Dir. A Strategy and Turkey, DG Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations of the European Commission

Type: Press release

Date: 06/10/15

On June 10th, 2015, State Secretary for European Affairs George Ciamba met with Simon Mordue, Head of Dir. A Strategy and Turkey, DG Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations of the European Commission, on a visit in Bucharest.

They discussed topical subjects on the European agenda which at this time engage in-depth reflection and discussion in the European Union, such as developments in the Eastern Neighborhood, the ongoing review of the European Neighborhood Policy, EU enlargement and relations between the EU and Turkey.

State Secretary for European Affairs George Ciamba meets with Simon Mordue, Head of Dir. A Strategy and Turkey, DG Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations of the European Commission

On June 10th, 2015, State Secretary for European Affairs George Ciamba met with Simon Mordue, Head of Dir. A Strategy and Turkey, DG Neighbourhood and Enlargement Negotiations of the European Commission, on a visit in Bucharest.

They discussed topical subjects on the European agenda which at this time engage in-depth reflection and discussion in the European Union, such as developments in the Eastern Neighborhood, the ongoing review of the European Neighborhood Policy, EU enlargement and relations between the EU and Turkey.

They also had a wide exchange on the main challenges facing the European Union and its Member States such as migration, as a multifaceted subject in terms of adopting an approach that agrees with the European values and the principle of solidarity; they also discussed the development in a substantive, differentiated manner of the relation between the EU and partners in its vicinity. Also approached were the current debate in the UK concerning its EU future, and economic developments in the EU from the perspective of developments in Greece.

As regards the Eastern Neighborhood the two officials underlined the complexity of strategic challenges in the region, seeing the implications of the current security situation, and the need to have a uniform EU approach and a collective effort to bring security and stability needed to reinstate normalcy in the region. They noted the importance of seeing progress in implementing the Association Agreements (AA/DCFTA) with the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia, so the signatory states can receive the full range of benefits those agreements bring.

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Andrews to repeal "cruel" adoption lawsDateJune 7, 2015 - 12:15AM8 reading nowRead laterFarrah Tomazin inSharesubmit to redditEmail articlePrintVictorian Families Minister Jenny Mikakos.Victorian Families Minister Jenny Mikakos. Photo: Michael Clayton-JonesMothers whose children were forcibly removed under past adoption practices – and parents who knowingly gave up their children but now wish to get in touch – will soon able to seek contact without the risk of criminal sanctions.When state parliament resumes this week, the Andrews government will move to repeal contentious laws that currently give adopted adult children the right to issue a contact veto against their natural parents and make it an offence for anyone who breaches such an order.The controversial changes were introduced by the former Coalition government, only months after state parliament made an historic apology to people affected by past adoption practices, which forcibly removed at least 19,000 Victorian children from their mothers.On one hand, the Coalition's reforms were welcomed at the time for giving natural parents in Victoria unprecedented access to identifying information about their children, including their full name and address. However, on the other hand, they were undermined by the anger surrounding an unexpected decision to introduce contact vetoes, backed up by fines of more than $8000, for any parent who tried to reach their children without consent.AdvertisementThe government's decision to wind back the most controversial provisions of the Act mean that parents can now attempt to contact their offspring without the risk of a specific offence hanging over them. Adopted adult children will still have the ability to refuse to see their birth parents through the relevant agency, but this will not preclude those parents from knowing the child's name or other identifying details. And if a parent persists to contact their child against its wishes, existing privacy or stalking laws will still apply."If you stalk or harass someone in Victoria, there's already legislation to say you're not allowed to do that, so why create another law specifically for us?" said Jo Fraser, state secretary of the Association of Relinquishing Mothers.Ms Fraser recalls being in parliament when the former government's bill finally passed at around 2am after hours of heated debate – a move, she said, which made the bipartisan adoption apology feel "hollow"."We just felt so angry, so disappointed, and so powerless," she told Fairfax Media last week.Labor opposed the penalties at the time, and so too did balance-of-power MP Geoff Shaw, but the Coalition's bill eventually passed. Now in government, legislation will be introduced this week repealing the provisions in the act relating to both the contact statements and fines."I thought it was cruel of the previous government to make it an offence for birth mothers to contact their adult adopted children," said Families Minister Jenny Mikakos."There was a lot of trauma and anguish associated with past adoptive practices, the previous government compounded this when it created contact vetoes. We have listened and this week we will stand up in parliament and repeal this hurtful provision of the Adoption Act."The move is one of a number of changes the government will make to adoption law in coming months. Equality Minister Martin Foley is currently preparing separate legislation to give same-sex couples the right to adopt children in Victoria, just as they can in NSW, ACT, Tasmania and Western Australia.However, on both fronts, the proposed changes would need to get through the upper house, where Labor doesn't have the numbers.Opposition spokeswoman Georgie Crozier said the Coalition "would be happy" to consider the government's legislation this week, but added: "this was a significant reform giving relinquishing mothers the ability to access identifying information about their children for the very first time."Those reforms meant that adopted adults now have the ability to nominate the type of contact they want have with their natural parent – from some contact, to none at all – by providing a form to the relevant agency.However, it is an offence for a natural parent to contact or attempt to contact their child without consent, imposing a maximum fine of 60 penalty units (currently the equivalent of $8856).Labor's repeal is largely symbolic – only 16 people have issued a contact statement so far, and no fines have been imposed – but Ms Fraser said changing the law would ease some of the hurt felt by many relinquishing mothers. 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Bureaucracy and prohibitive costs: international adoptions fell by 49% in a few years

Published: 06/06/2015

" From 2008 to 2014 Italy has experienced a real collapse in the face of international adoptions, which recorded a decrease of 49% : are dramatic numbers that dictate the need to implement and strengthen all the instruments of cultural, social and institutional, as well as innovative measures to encourage the resumption of adoptions. " The warning is the deputy of the Democratic Party and the National Party responsible for the childhood and adolescence, Vanna Iori.

"The drop in adoptions in recent years, reported in most circumstances by the authorized bodies, is a cause for concern both because it expresses a setback on the side of the right of children to have a family and because it is an indicator of the economic crisis that affects a growing number households ", he underlines Iori.

Children 'kidnapped' from care home by father found in their mother's house

By: thinkSPAIN , Saturday, June 6, 2015

A NATIONAL search for three children taken out of a care home by their father has ended now that they have been found safe and well in a Madrid apartment with their mother and aunt, both of whom have been arrested along with their father.

The youngsters, aged three, five and seven were taken into care by the social services in December and currently live at a children's home in La Carolina (Jaén province), but their father Manuel M. M., 47, who comes from the area has been trying to get custody of them for some time.

He has staged protests outside the provincial council's department of equality, health and social policy, to no avail.

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Bulgaria. Spouses Giunta: "Let them in school or bring them to our house? We read the response to each other's eyes "

giunta3"The n ostro way of feeling and love did not provide a path of 'aggressive' towards the biological child: this is not part of our love of the couple. We have always been aware of the fact that many children in the world expect a family and then the sense of 'gift adoption' has appeared as the most natural. As much as a biological child. " A recount their experience to #iosonoundono are Orsola and Fabrizio Giunta, from Messina , adoptive parents of two little brothers Bulgarians.

Three years ago Fabrizio and Orsola began the process of preparation, with the support of the office Ai.Bi. of Messina. " We wanted to see if we were ready - says mother Orsola -, as a couple and two of us against children: and we got the combination. I admit that we expected two children a bit 'smaller and instead the chance would have it waiting for us in Bulgaria there was a pair of brothers: one male, who in September will turn 11 years and a girl of eight years . "

Brazilian adoption recognised in England and Wales

July 30, 2014 0 comments

brazil, adoption, england and wales

A couple has been told that the adoption they secured in Brazil will be recognised in England and Wales.

In Re G (children), the adoptive parents sought the recognition in order to make it easier for them to relocate to England on a permanent basis.