Adoption fraud suspects want charges thrown out

Brian Caldwell

Aug 23, 2013

KITCHENER — The case of a former couple accused of ripping off an international adoption agency has been delayed while they try to get the charges against them thrown out.

Rick and Susan Hayhow were scheduled to go on trial early next month in relation to hundreds of thousands of dollars in alleged personal expenses while they ran Imagine Adoption.

Plan not available on internet (24/9/2014)

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Bulgaria

New fit-for-purpose homes for children with disabilities

Bulgaria

Institutionalised children with disabilities in Bulgaria are being moved to modern, specially adapted accommodation and tailored support services made available.

Modern, family-style homes, specifically adapted for children with disabilities.

Taken & never returned: When adoption profits the middleman

Slovakia received reports over adoptions to Italy

17 Apr 2013Flash News

The Centre for International Legal Protection of Children and Youth (CIPC) has finally received the missing post-adoption reports over the Slovak children adopted by families in Italy. The centre will comment on them as soon as it reads them, the SITA newswire reported on April 16.

The adoptions to Italy were halted on February 19 on the heels of a visit to the country on February 13 by Andrea Císarová, the head of the CIPC, a branch of the Labour Ministry, to discuss the missing post-adoption reports. She met with representatives of the Italian Commission for International Adoptions (CAI) and inquired about the reports. However, she was only able to access a few of them, according to the Sme daily.

Slovakia says it is interested in continuing adoptions with Italy since it has reported several positive cases during the past 10 years. At the moment about 269 Slovak children live in Italy, of which 10 percent are handicapped, SITA wrote.

Zambia

Het contact Zambia is door de NAS opgeschort en deze opschorting zal voorlopig van kracht blijven. Reden hiervoor is dat de NAS niet kan garanderen dat de adoptieprocedures in Zambia op ethische wijze verlopen.

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The prosecutor asked four years in prison for the charge of failed adoptions in Congo

Adoptions in Spain. (JORGE PARIS)

He argues that charged $ 10,000 per adoption records knowing that not prosper.

There are ten families affected, to which the Government has returned the money.

The claim that they acted properly processed.

Biological parents require adoptions overturned

An overturned adoption in the Netherlands has given masho's biological parents a taste. They will now have custody back.

See video of Betty's reunion here.

By: Line Gertsen and Ditte Bannor Kristensen

The Danish authorities are in a historically new situation after two biological parents of two Danish children adopted from Ethiopia will now have restored the legal ties to their children. A Dutch girl got in February as the first its adoption overturned. DR News is the only Danish media that met the now 15 year old girl.

Baby thieves

Police IG

Police IG

The Imo police command yesterday paraded two middle-aged women and a man over alleged involvement in child trafficking. Parading the suspects, Patience (55), a native of Oredoa, in Edo State, Felicia from Egoredo, also in Edo State and Jacob (41) from Ado-Ekiti in Ekiti State, at the command’s headquarters in Owerri, capital of Imo State, the Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Joy Elemoko, said the suspects were intercepted on the Owerri/Port Harcourt road when they could not convince the police that the two new born babies were theirs.

According to the PPRO, the two women live at 14 Densan, Ikorodu, Lagos State but had left their base on March 27, 2013 for Port Harcourt with a motive of stealing the two babies, while the driver, who operates from Lagos to Port Harcourt, lives at Ajunwa Street Ifekoja, Lagos State . “The suspects left Lagos for Port Harcourt on 27th March 2013 and abducted the babies only 72 hours after delivery but were caught while trying to escape to Lagos at House of Assembly Junction, Owerri.”

Morocco tightens adoption rules, Spanish families hit hard

Reports of conversion to Christianity

11 APRIL, 16:20

(ANSAmed) - MADRID, APRIL 11 - Susana Ramos held the Moroccan baby she was planning to adopt when he was only six weeks old.

''When I saw him, I just knew I would never be separated from him,'' she said. But a year has since gone by, Susana has traveled to the North African country over 25 times, and the infant is still in a Rabat orphanage after Morocco suspended international adoptions in 2012. ''It changed the rules of the game,'' said the woman, who was deemed fit to be a single mother and who is suffering the anguish of being far from her little one - as are the other fifty some Spanish families (200 foreign ones overall) who had their adoption processes halted by Moroccan authorities. Until a year ago foreign families could adopt in the country through an easier process than those in other countries.