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New director Terre des Hommes Netherlands (Santbrink)

New director Terre des Hommes Netherlands

Albert Jaap van Santbrink is the new director of children's aid organisation Terre des Hommes Netherlands. Van Santbrink will start 1 March 2011.

Van Santbrink (1959) has extensive experience in leading child aid organisations. In the period 2002-2008 he was Managing Director of SOS Children's Villages. Under his leadership, the organisation made a considerable growth in terms of revenue and donors. Until March 1, 2011 he is director of the Dutch organisation Wereldkinderen.

The Board of Trustees of Terre des Hommes chose Van Santbrink over one hundred candidates. Especially his administrative experience in children's organisations and his extensive experience in marketing were crucial. Van Santbrink succeeds Ron van Huizen who led Terre des Hommes for sixteen years.

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Adoptie Overleg Dutch Parliament

Wel heb ik vorige week, 24 september, het

onderzoeksrapport mogen ontvangen via de ambassade. Dit is zo recent dat ik nog niet in

staat ben geweest om de Kamer over deze uitkomsten schriftelijk te berichten. We hebben

daarna ook nog aanvullende telefonische informatie ontvangen.

Deze uitkomsten uit het rapport van 24 september laten zien dat er in het kader van het

Teeven ontkracht berichtgeving adoptieaanvraag pedoseksueel

Demissionair staatssecretaris Fred Teeven reageerde vandaag op Kamervragen

Demissionair staatssecretaris Fred Teeven reageerde vandaag op Kamervragen © anp

Teeven ontkracht berichtgeving adoptieaanvraag pedoseksueel

Volgens verschillende media zou een pedoseksueel uit het netwerk van Robert M. een tijd in een adoptieprocedure hebben gezeten. Demissionair staatssecretaris Teeven van Veiligheid en Justitie ontkent de berichtgeving.

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Guvernul are pe mas? decizia relu?rii adop?iilor interna?ionale. Consternat?, Emma Nicholson, pentru Gândul: „Mii de copii român

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The Romanian Office for Adoptions (ORA), headed by the Liberal Democrat Bogdan Panait, sent a memorandum regarding the reopening of international adoptions for approval to the Government. The Mediafax agency cites from the document obtained, indicating that the measure could be limited to cases where national adoption has failed. "These are children older than six years, children belonging to ethnic minorities, children with serious medical problems or those who are more than two siblings who cannot be reintegrated into the family and for whom adopters in Romania cannot be identified. that these children remain in the special protection system until they reach the age of 18, "the ORA memorandum states.

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Saeima commission agrees to at least temporarily ban child adoption to foreign countries

Saeima commission agrees to at least temporarily ban child adoption to foreign countries

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June 18, 2020

adoption, USA, adoption ban, Human Rights Committee, SaeimaOn Wednesday, 17 June, Saeima’s Human Rights and Public Affairs Committee decided to submit to the parliament amendments that provide for banning child adoption to foreign countries as of 1 September.

DCI-Liberia Wants GOL Investigate the Trafficking of 34 Children

DCI-Liberia Wants GOL Investigate the Trafficking of 34 Children

By Hannah N. Geterminah -June 15, 2020046

Foday M. Kawah, Executive Director DCI-Liberia

Defence for Children International-Liberia (DCI-L), a child right advocacy group, has called on the government through the ministries of Justice and Labor to investigate 34 children trafficked from communities in Todee, Lower Montserrado County.

Foday M. Kawah, DCI-L Executive Director, at a press conference held in Monrovia, said DCI-Liberia during its preliminary investigation conducted in Todee communities including Zuana Town, Kpenibu Town, Dowee Town, Tokpalon Town, Gbeno Town, Juhag Town, Kaiyeah Town, Gbajah Town, Beabah Town, Nyehn town and Bona Fahn and came to a conclusion that 23 parents have been allegedly victimized by child trafficking.