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Adozioni internazionali. Renzi: “A Boschi la titolarità delle adozioni e la delega alle pari opportunità”

boschi“Nella riattribuzione delle nomine di governo ho chiesto al ministro Boschi di assumere la titolarità politica delle adozioni internazionali e la delega alle pari opportunità“.

Lo ha annunciato il premier Matteo Renzi, in conferenza stampa al termine del Consiglio dei ministri. Con gli avvicendamenti nel governo, ha spiegato Renzi, “abbiamo ridotto il numero delle donne che fanno parte del governo, è una cosa che un po’ mi dispiace ma sono felice di questa scelta (la nomina di Calenda al posto della Guidi, ndr) e delle scelte fatte in precedenza e sono convinto che tutta la tematica debba trovare nuova linfa“.

Communiqué relatif à la suspension des adoptions internationales en Éthiopie (4.05.2016)

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Malta in talks with at least 12 governments over inter-country adoption agreements

Cambodia to reopen inter-country adoptions after a four-year hiatus following human trafficking concerns

Miriam Dalli 3 May 2016

The Maltese government is in talks with at least 12 governments over inter-country adoption agreements, Family Minister Michael Farrugia informed parliament this evening.

Following up on questions raised by backbencher Anthony Agius Decelis to Foreign Affairs Minister George Vella, Farrugia listed a number of countries which the government is in talks with over adoptions.

Nicaragua Media Reports Allege Irregularities in Nicaraguan Adoption Procedures

The Department of State is aware of recent Nicaragua media reports alleging inconsistencies in Nicaraguan procedures for finding children eligible for intercountry adoption. Prospective adoptive parents and adoption service providers should be aware that the Government of Nicaragua’s efforts to investigate these allegations may result in delays in Nicaragua’s adoption process.

The Department seeks to ensure that all adoptions or grants of legal custody in Nicaragua by U.S. citizens are carried out in an ethical and transparent manner, in accordance with Nicaraguan law, and are in the best interests of the child.

Nicaraguan children who were adopted by, or are in the process of being adopted by, U.S. citizens are eligible to apply for a U.S. immigrant visa only after completing the adoption process in the Nicaraguan courts. We encourage all individuals involved in the Nicaraguan adoption process to follow Nicaraguan laws and procedures.

Please continue to monitor travel.state.gov for updated information on adoption in Nicaragua.

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The baby girl (not pictured) has been placed in foster care

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The Tardeo police has ruled out involvement of a Nanded-based adoption agency in an adoption racket.

The Tardeo police has ruled out involvement of a Nanded-based adoption agency in an adoption racket. The police, which on Monday started looking into the case of an 18-month-old baby adopted by a Tardeo family, said that the agency’s previous records of adoption were in order.

The social service branch started probing the case following an anonymous letter received by Police Commissioner, Datta Padsalgikar, regarding an illegal adoption. “We tracked down the family to Tardeo that had adopted the baby when he was 10 days old. When we enquired with them, we found that they did not have proper adoption papers and no proof of having adopted the baby from the said agency. Finding something amiss, we handed over the case to Tardeo police,” said an officer of the social service branch.

After investigating the case, the police on Monday arrested Satyashree Gutte (27), Director of Sunita Gutte Shishugrah, a Nanded-based adoption agency. They also arrested the parents Manvi Pawar and Mahesh Pawar along with two other family members Manjari Pawar and Deepak Salvi who visited the adoption centre.

Investigators said that records of other children adopted by other families through the agency were in order. A Tardeo police officer said, “It was only in the case of this baby that the adoption agency had failed to process papers. While the agency claims that they knew the adoptive family and hence, decided to delay the adoption documentation, the family alleges they were not informed at all about any registration that needed to be done.”

Those who do not want to hear must feel

Recently a testimony appeared on social media about the serious mistreatment of a lesbian couple in the inner city of Groningen. A passing police car drove on at a slow pace and the abused couple was eventually brought to safety by a bystander. This crime prompted PvdA MP Ahmed Marcouch to ask parliamentary questions on the theme of "safety and discrimination of lesbians, homosexuals, bisexuals and transgender people" (hereafter: LGBT).

Discriminate, insult and stereotype

How could this happen in "my" city? The city where I lived for years and I never felt unsafe, because there were always people on the street: as soon as the last bars closed, the first people were already on their way to work. As a result, the feeling of social control was constantly present. These two women have been mistreated because they cannot be who they want to be from the perpetrators. In other words: not everyone accepts the propagation of a sexual identity other than the unsolicited norm of being heterosexual. This is also evident from the insulting statements made to the couple: "Flat on flat does not fill a gap", and "if you look like a guy, you must also fight like a guy".

The above not only speaks of intolerance towards lesbians, but it seems to be more the case: by explicitly referring to appearance, these women are related to stereotypical elements of how a "real" woman behaves and looks.