Trafic d’enfants : la DGM démantèle un réseau dirigé par un citoyen américain

septembre 14, 2014, | Denière mise à jour le 14 septembre, 2014 à 10:20 | sous Actualité, Kasaï Occidental, Katanga, Kinshasa, Régions. Mots clés: DGM, Etats Unis, RDC, Trafic d'enfants

Ces enfants sans domicile fixe, passent la nuit le long de ce mur de la clôture de la gare centrale où ils ont été surpris ce 17/06/2011 Radio

M. Samuel Jessy, un citoyen américain résidant en République démocratique du Congo est impliqué dans un réseau de trafic d’enfants. La Direction générale de migration (DGM) l’a révélé samedi 13 septembre dans une déclaration à la presse. Selon le directeur adjoint de la police des frontières à la migration, Bonaventure Ibanda, cet Américain collabore avec un Congolais vivant aux Etats-Unis, Gauthier Mukoko.

Bonaventure Ibanda affirme que sept enfants dont quatre de Kananga et trois de Kinshasa âgés de deux à huit ans récupérés par ce service, s’apprêtaient à quitter la RDC par Kasumbalesa au Katanga pour les Etats-Unis.

UNICEF Executive Board turns its focus to child protection

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The Executive Board reviews UNICEF activities and approves its policies, country programmes and budgets. It comprises 36 members, representing the five regional groups of Member States at the United Nations. The Executive Board meets three times a year at United Nations Headquarters in New York – in a first regular session (January/February), annual session (May/June) and second regular session (September).

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Ploumen met handelsmissie naar Democratische Republiek Congo en Rwanda

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Minister Lilianne Ploumen (Buitenlandse Handel en Ontwikkelingssamenwerking) reist van zondag 9 tot en met donderdag 13 november naar Congo en Rwanda. Met de minister reizen ruim 20 bedrijven mee uit diverse sectoren: bruggenbouwers, producenten van paspoorten en andere identiteitsbewijzen en tuinbouwondernemers.

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Japan's institutionalised children

By Danielle Demetriou

Tokyo

Unity requires the rights of children in adoption debate

Unity requires much more focus on children in the new adoption law. Social Affairs supports

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Ethiopia

By Michael Roemer

LOOP HOLES IN ADOPTION LAW A BURDEN TO CHILDREN

Posted by Mbabule Staff On September 04, 2014 0 Comment

The national coordinator prevention of trafficking in persons in the ministry of internal affairs says that the current loopholes in the legal guardianship order policy that facilitates the adoption of people mainly kids under 18 years is among the huge problem the country is facing in fueling increased child adoption by foreigners.

According to Moses Binoga the current policy that is under review among other child protection policies is very weak that it has given more room and chances for traffickers to use it to traffick Ugandan children to western countries with the recent case being one of a one boy in Mukono who is now in the USA with parents now calling for him to be returned after they were duped to sign papers which spelt adoption yet their understanding was extending help to the kid.

Binoga now wants tougher laws that will make it very difficult for those intending to adopt kids from Uganda to go through vigorous steps.