CHENNAI: Prospective parents could soon be able to adopt children through a mobile application after submitting all the

required documents. The ministry of women and child development (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/ministry-ofwomen-and-child-development) has asked all state resource agencies for suggestions to help launch a parent-friendly app

“The added advantage of a mobile app is that registration process and uploading of documents can be done on the go, from

wherever they are,” said a senior official from the department of social welfare.

Currently, the registration and process for adoption (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/adoption) are online through the

How important is the committee of inquiry into adoption fraud?

The investigation committee into adoption fraud starts today. Eva Langenus and Sandra Sebrechts are both victims of adoption fraud. They testify with us.

Dutch:

Vandaag start de onderzoekscommissie naar adoptiefraude. Eva Langenus en Sandra Sebrechts zijn allebei slachtoffer van adoptiefraude. Zij getuigen bij ons.

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Child abuse in German day-care centers

The training should help to reduce aggression of children. Original Play is the business model of a dubious, internationally active club. While parents do not know what's going on in the day care center, strangers may "play" with their children. Parents in Berlin and Hamburg reported cases of abuse and even rape.

Anmoderation 1: A child plays with an adult man ...

It is kabbbelt, caressed, pressed. But the two are not related, they may not know each other at all. It is an organized meeting place, in children's institutions with us and worldwide - and often: Without the knowledge of the parents.

Anmoderation 2: Original Play - that's the name of the original game. If you pay a course fee, you can just go straight to the kids. Together with the ORF we show for the first time and exclusively how dangerous it is easy for pedophiles to get to children. Gabi Probst.

Children's charity Barnardo's has launched a hard-hitting advertising campaign which aims to give its old-fashioned image an overhaul.

The adverts depict children in "adult" situations such as being homeless, using drugs, being in prison or being on the point of committing suicide.

[ image: The campaign puts children in

The campaign puts children in "adult" situations, for example, showing them homeless

They are linked to a new website and video, which shows case histories of the kind of children the charity deals with every day.

Incredibly, out of the more than 20 million orphans in India, less than 1% even make it to orphanages. #ImpactThatMatters #SupremeCourt

Out of the 20 million orphans in India, less than 1% are in orphanages. 117 districts in India do not have a single orphanage. (Source: MWCD Trackchild-Child Care Institutions in 2015). However, even those who make it there aren’t any better off.

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A glaring example of this came to light in May 2018 when young girls between the ages of 7-17 suffered rampant sexual abuse over many months at an orphanage in Muzaffarpur, Bihar.

Additionally, orphanages arbitrate over giving these children a name, caste certificate and everything else. Maharashtra is currently the only state in India that does this, in addition to providing orphans with a 1 per cent reservation in government jobs.

Victims fraud angry about composition of expert panel

The investigation into adoption fraud with which the Flemish government is starting this week is already under attack. Victims complain that they were not involved in the composition of the expert panel, while that was promised. They fear a sham.

On Friday, the starting shot will be given for a large-scale investigation into intercountry adoption fraud. This was ordered just before the elections by the then Flemish Minister for Welfare Jo Vandeurzen (CD&V), after this newspaper had brought testimony about tampering in Ethiopian adoption files. Flanders wants to check whether mistakes have been made in recent decades and how they can be avoided in the future. It was promised that victims of the fraud and other adopted persons would play an important role in this.

However, it now appears that last summer an expert panel was put together in all silence, in which no experienced expert sits. "You are trying to push us aside", 23 adopted people reacted angrily in a letter to current welfare minister Wouter Beke (CD&V). "Moreover, we note that the Flemish Center for Adoption will play a leading role in research. That is extremely problematic. ”The VCA may have made mistakes in recent years and should therefore be kept very far from the investigation, according to the signatories. Minister Beke says he "appreciates" the letter and thinks it is a good idea to include experience experts in the expert panel. He emphasizes that the research will indeed be conducted independently and that the SCC has a purely supporting function.

Dutch:

Adoption fraud victims denounce investigation: "Only white men and women in panel"

THE NEWSPAPER A large-scale investigation into adoption fraud in Flanders will start at the end of this week. However, even before the expert panel meets for the first time, problems arise. The victims find the panel anything but independent and feel they have passed. "People are trying to push us aside."

At the end of April, 17-year-old Thereza De Wannemaeker from Denderleeuw testified in this newspaper about the fraud that occurred during her adoption from Ethiopia. Following her testimony, other Ethiopian adoptive children and their parents also abandoned anonymity stories of fraud. They gave poignant examples of biological parents who were wrongly declared dead, children who were pressured to lie about their age, and boys and girls who were wrongly presented as siblings.

In response to the flow of stories, MEP Lorin Parys (N-VA) urged then Minister of Welfare Jo Vandeurzen (CD&V) to put together an expert panel that could conduct an independent investigation into all possible cases of intercountry adoption fraud in Flanders. In the new coalition agreement, that plan was ratified and almost 60,000 euros were made available for it. This Friday the time has finally come: the panel will meet for the first time and the investigation will officially start

Strange things

The lives of hundreds of orphans might soon change for the better because of inter-country adoption.

The SA Central Authority, which oversees adoptions in this country, has given adoption agency Wandisa permission to cooperate in inter-country adoptions with the Nederlandse Adoptie Stichting, a Dutch agency.

A director of the Dutch agency, Macky Hupkes, said his organisation was waiting for the authorities of both countries to conclude a state-to-state adoptions agreement.

The founder and president of Wandisa, Debbie Wybrow, said: " Many Dutch families have indicated their willingness to adopt older children and those who have special needs," she said.

Census 2011 estimated that there were 3.3million orphans in South Africa. Between 1.5million and 2million of them could benefit from inter-country adoption.

Cologne -

It was the desire of the couple from the Cologne area to adopt a child. In Thailand, they found happiness in a home, as they thought. With support from the Provincial Youth Office, the couple returned with a 5-year-old girl back to Germany. After only about two weeks, the couple refrained from adopting again. And did not expect the follow-up costs.

The authorities presented the Cologne namely a hefty bill. From now on, they should pay for the placement of the child in Germany. At 100 euros per day, the costs amount, the amount must be paid for a period of six years. The result is a total of 219,000 euros. The couple filed a lawsuit against the district court.

The plaintiffs had stated that because of the child's eye-catching behavior, they were unable to continue with their adoption. The youth welfare office had deceived them in the mediation, concealed the mental problems of the child. They also assumed that they would have to pay a maximum of six months for further child-care.

Cologne: Child was already behaving in Thailand

The poor 90s

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If you talk about externally funded NGOs and represent the interests of the financiers in Romania and not those of the country where they are operating or of a larger or smaller part of the population, you risk being fingerprinted as an anti-terrorist . Because in the collective imagination only Soros finances the foundations and only about him is said to be involved in activities directed against some states.