Maybe Orphanages Aren’t So Bad After All, Study Says

Belinda Luscombe @youseless Aug. 27, 2014

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Author of biggest study to date says the institutions have been unfairly stigmatized

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DURHAM, NC - The removal of institutions or group homes will not lead to better child well-being and could even worsen outcomes for some orphaned and separated children, according to new findings from a three-year study across five low- and middle-income countries.

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Additional info about the history/documents (as far as I know - and I think you know at least part of this history as well):

· There were allegations by Preger, they landed at BIA office in NL as well as with the Ministry of Justice in NL.

· This was “researched”, in two parts:

o The Dutch parents were asked to write statements/reports about how the children ended up in proper families and were taken well care of. I believe that all the parents responded, all very worried about that poor man who had helped them so much with getting their beloved children, and who was now accused of such terrible things.

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Angebliches Waisenkind aus Indien: "Ich wollte nicht adoptiert werden"

Von Ulrike Putz, Ullal

Suche nach leiblicher Mutter: Chayas KampfFotos

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Ihre Mutter arbeitete als Prostituierte, sie selbst landete im Heim, indische Nonnen vermittelten sie nach Deutschland. Jetzt hegt Maria Chaya Schupp den Verdacht, unrechtmäßig adoptiert worden zu sein.

Mater Matuta eist onderzoek van oude adoptiepraktijken

Honderden slachtoffers van gedwongen of illegale adoptie blijven op zoek naar hun ouders of soms gaan de ouders ook op zoek naar hun kinderen. Een nieuwe vereniging Mater Matuta wil moeders en kinderen helpen en eist dat er werk gemaakt wordt van een commissie om de adoptiepraktijken uit het verleden te onderzoeken.

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Mater Matuta requests investigation of old adoption practices

Hundreds of victims of illegal adoption remain looking for their parents or sometimes parents are looking for their children. A new association Mater Matuta wants to help mothers and children and requests that a commission will be established to investigate old adoption practices from the past.

From: Arun Dohle [mailto:arundohle@gmail.com]
Sent: Samstag, 18. August 2018 08:31
To: 'MANDJUKOVA Tereza'
Subject: complaint 1113/2018/TM

Dear Tereza,

regarding my complaint, i d like to draw your attention to 2 further requests for access to documents and the replies received.

Google translation from Website Amici dei Bambini (friends of Children) - Italian Adoption Agency

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Mircea Badea disclosures. Cristian Burci, owner of Adevarul (Truth) Holding intermediary in the sale of Romanian children in America (VIDEO)

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Mircea Badea disclosures. Cristian Burca, owner Truth Holding intermediary in the sale of Romanian children in America (VIDEO)

Mircea Badea presented in his show, "The mouth of the press" on Antena 3, a report conducted by reporters 90s 60 Minutes, American channel CBS. The subject of the report: adoptions of children in Romania. Immediately after December 89, open borders brought capitalism in Romania, unfortunately one of the first goods sold were children. A lucrative business, Romania is one of the last sources of adoption Caucasian children.

American reporter with a hidden camera filming a meeting with one of the brokers the sale of children, which he said addressing you directly in hotel lobbies. Easily recognizable images although 20 years have passed, "baby-broker" of the talks to reporter conditions and the price at which a child can be adopted by Cristian Burca, owner of Adevarul (Truth) Holding. As is now selling cars, and then proved qualities Burci was a good negotiator to offer was varied, folded on the wishes of each client, boys or girls at any age. Required between 3,500 and 7,000 dollars, perhaps the poor souls who sell their children get enough to buy a video recorder in high fashion at the time and that cost up to 1000 dollars.