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Baby adopted in Alessandra Pacchieri forced caesarean case

Baby adopted in Alessandra Pacchieri forced caesarean case

The young daughter of an Italian woman who was forced to undergo a caesarean section while she visited Britain for a training course has been adopted

Alessandra Pacchieri, with an unidentified friend. Her child, known as P, was forcibly delivered and placed for adoption by Essex County Council

Alessandra Pacchieri saw her child taken by Essex County Council's social services Photo: Facebook

By Agencies12:51PM BST 15 Apr 2014

Belgian who tried to flee with Congolese adopted child into the cell for six months

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Belgian who tried to flee with Congolese adopted child into the cell for six months

April 15 , 17:26

Laurence Senechal, a Belgian woman who resides in the Congo, was sentenced by the district court in Kinshasa - Gombe to imprisonment of six months and a fine of the equivalent of 325 euros.

The woman tried on Sunday, unsuccessfully, to flee with her adopted child from the country. Two agents of the Congolese immigration service get three months in prison for complicity. UN Radio Okapi has that message on his website.

Enfant adopté : une Belge condamnée à 6 mois de prison au Congo

Enfant adopté : une Belge condamnée à 6 mois de prison au Congo

avec Belga

mardi 15 avril 2014, 16h51

La maman a tenté d’exfiltrer l’enfant qu’elle a adopté au Congo.

Toujours pas de solution pour les orphelins adoptés bloqués à Kinshasa

Call for adoption targets and fewer family support services in Australia

Call for adoption targets and fewer family support services in Australia

Thinktank says authorities need to take more frequent legal action to have abused and neglected children adopted

theguardian.com, Tuesday 15 April 2014 15.00 BST

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Brazil Eases Child Adoption for Foreigners

Brazil Eases Child Adoption for Foreigners

By Contributing Reporter - March 25, 2014

By Maria Lopez Conde, Senior Contributing Reporter

SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL – Stories of families increasing their ranks by adopting children from distant lands could soon become commonplace in Brazil. On Monday the National Council of Justice (CNJ) moved to approve a change in the country’s National Adoption Registry (CNA) that facilitates the adoption of Brazilian children by foreign would-be parents.

Brazil Eases Child Adoption for Foreigners, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil News

Florida adoption ‘ethics’ warning

Florida adoption ‘ethics’ warning

Monday, April 14, 2014

By Conall Ó Fátharta

Irish Examiner Reporter

Just months before Ireland signed an adoption agreement with the US, the Adoption Authority (AAI) admitted there were wide ranging “difficulties” with the “practice and ethics” of adoptions from Florida.

Sir Martin Narey heads up new leadership board to drive adoption improvements

Sir Martin Narey heads up new leadership board to drive adoption improvements

New leadership board will be tasked with keeping local authorities 'on track' with their adoption targets, warns children's minister

by Camilla Pemberton on April 14, 2014 in Children, Fostering and adoption

Sir Martin Narey

A new leadership board, headed by Sir Martin Narey, will advise the government on how to boost adoption numbers, it was announced today.

Families to be given $3000 cash hand-out to adopt foster child

Families to be given $3000 cash hand-out to adopt foster child

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FAMILIES who adopt a foster child will receive a $3000 cash handout under a state government plan to help find stable homes for thousands of neglected children.

Lumos letter to Roelie

Mara Cavanagh Mara.Cavanagh@lumos.org.uk

11 Apr (6 days ago)

to me, Charles, Anna, nb2101

Dear Roelie,

Thank you for attending the seminar co-hosted by Lumos and Claude Moraes’ office last Tuesday. Please find attached a letter from Georgette.

Cambodian mother accuses Australian church of separating her from her children, filmmaker charged over dispute urges Julie Bisho

Cambodian mother accuses Australian church of separating her from her children, filmmaker charged over dispute urges Julie Bishop to intervene

Lateline By Steve Cannane

Updated Wed 9 Apr 2014, 7:24am AEST

VIDEO: Watch Steve Cannane's report (Lateline)

PHOTO: James Ricketson has been agitating for the release of Rosa and Chita, two girls who have been residents of She Rescue Home for over five years. (Lateline)