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French and U.S. embassies, interested in the Adoption law

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3 July 2013 ·

Translated by Vali Nash

French and U.S. embassies, interested in the Adoption law

Jun 19th, 2013 | de Buna Ziua Fagaras

Legea adop?iilor, in aten?ia ambasadelor Fran?ei ?i SUA

Legea adop?iilor, in aten?ia ambasadelor Fran?ei ?i SUA

Jun 19th, 2013 | de Buna Ziua Fagaras | Categoria: Politic

Proiectul noii legi a adop?iilor, depus de senatorul Sebastian Grap?, a intrat în aten?ia ambasadelor Statelor Unite ale Americii ?i Fran?ei. În contextul în care pe plan na?ional exist? în prezent un num?r foarte mare de familii sau persoane care doresc s? adopte, s-a ar?tat c? procedurile existente privind atestarea acestora nu sunt corelate cu durata procesului de adop?ie sau procedurile prin care o astfel de familie parcurge procesul de potrivire cu un copil, pentru care instan?a a declarat deschiderea procedurii de adop?ie.

senatorul Sebastian Grap?

senatorul Sebastian Grap?

Police are searching for Bivolaru home and MISA ashrams

Police are searching for Bivolaru home and MISA ashrams

by Andrei Dumitrescu - Mediafax Posted at: 06/18/2013 9:22 Last updated: 18/06/2013 12:12

Mediafax Foto / / Catalina Filip

Capital Chases Police Service officers will seek to address in Romania Bivolaru and MISA ashrams, to perform such legal proceedings after its final sentencing to six years in prison, said police officials in the capital.

The sources said, AFP, that the Capital Police came execution warrant issued by the Bucharest Tribunal penalty of six years in prison if Bivlaru ordered by the Supreme Court.

Gregorian Grieg sentenced to six years in prison

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Gregorian Grieg sentenced to six years in prison

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Gregorian Grieg MISA leader

Gregorian was sentenced on Friday by the Supreme Court, finally, to six years imprisonment in the case was tried for trafficking and sexual acts with minors, where he was acquitted of two lower courts.

110 func?ionari gorjeni, instrui?i în domeniul protec?iei copilului

110 func?ionari gorjeni, instrui?i în domeniul protec?iei copilului

13 iunie 2013, 18:45 | 0 comentarii | 270 vizualizari

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Peste 400 de func?ionari publici din regiunea Sud – Vest Oltenia sunt particip? la Cursul de instruire “Direc?ii de îmbun?t??ire a eficacit??ii organiza?ionale a sistemului de protec?ie a copilului în România”, desf??urat în cadrul Proiectului „Îmbun?t??irea eficacit??ii organiza?ionale a sistemului de protec?ie a copilului în România”, cod SMIS 26554. Nu mai pu?in de 110 cursan?i provin din jude?ul nostru. În total, la nivelul întregii ??ri, sunt instrui?i în cadrul acestui proiect 3.590 de func?ionari.

Cursul de instruire “Direc?ii de îmbun?t??ire a eficacit??ii organiza?ionale a sistemului de protec?ie a copilului în România” se desf??oar? în cadrul Proiectului „Îmbun?t??irea eficacit??ii organiza?ionale a sistemului de protec?ie a copilului în România”, cod SMIS 26554.

Child for cash: impunity for child trafficking

Childless couples often wait years in vain before they can adopt a child. Those who don't want to wait seek help in the gray market. Child for money, especially in poor countries, doctors and commercial intermediaries find ways to help couples. But can humans be traded as commodities?

If you want to adopt a child in Germany, you sometimes have to wait many years. Because the demand is great. Frightening consequence: many couples are looking for a child on the gray market. Numerous commercial or private intermediaries offer children from poorer countries like any other commodity. Nevertheless, it is hard to believe: trafficking in children is punishable under German law - but not in every case. Lisa Wandt met a young woman who tells us her harrowing story.

For a long time, Sabrina was unaware of the truth about her origins. It's a truth that makes her life a lie.

Sabrina Kirsten

"I found out when I was 16 that my mother wasn't my birth mother, and then when I was 21 I found out that she bought me in Turkey in 1988 for 2,500 Deutschmarks." Sabrina has been searching for her roots ever since

Americans banned from adopting children from Kazakhstan

Americans banned from adopting children from Kazakhstan

Wednesday, 12.06.2013, 16:29

U.S. citizens will not be able to adopt Kazakhstan children until U.S. authorities explain how two orphans from Kazakhstan ended up at the American ranch, Tengrinews.kz reports citing chairwoman of the Commission for Children's Rights Protection of the Kazakhstan Ministry of Education and Science Raissa Sher.

“Last July it turned out that 2 of our kids were staying at the ranch. This ranch is similar to our schools for children with deviant behavior. Kazakhstan Foreign Ministry and the Children's Rights Protection commission filed an request, asking for details and explanations, but received no answer. In this relation we are not going to resume adoption practices with the U.S. until we receive a reply from this country in line with the Hague Convention and the international obligations it undertook,” Sher said.

She gave the following statistics: over 47 thousand children have been adopted in Kazakhstan since 1999, 8,800 of them by foreign citizens. Kazakhstan citizens adopt around 3 thousand children every year.

Adoption process in Ireland now ‘full of fear and desperation’

Adoption process in Ireland now ‘full of fear and desperation’

TUESDAY, 11 JUNE 2013 14:56

Adoption process in Ireland now ‘full of fear and desperation’

Michael Commins talks to a Mayo couple who fear red tape will stop them from ever adopting a child

HEARTACHE, desperation and fear comprise the emotions of many involved in the adoption process here in Ireland these times. Prospective adoptive parents who thought they were in the final stages of the long journey have found their hopes smashed and dashed by new procedures and exorbitant financial demands that have led to widespread devastation for many couples whose hearts are set on the adoption process.

Pastor Gerts wird am Sonntag in den Ruhestand verabschiedet

Pastor Gerts wird am Sonntag in den Ruhestand verabschiedet

Kategorie: Allgemeine News

Celle/Hildesheim. Wolfgang Gerts ist ein Posaunenspieler vor dem Herrn. Seit zwölf Jahren ist der Theologe – neben seinem Gemeindepfarramt – Landesobmann für die Bläserarbeit in der hannoverschen Landeskirche. Am Sonntag, 16. Juni, wird der 65-Jährige mit einem festlichen Gottesdienst um 16.30 Uhr in der Celler Pauluskirche in den Ruhestand verabschiedet. Dass er seinen Talar dauerhaft an den Nagel hängt und gar sein Instrument aus der Hand legt, ist indes nicht zu erwarten.

Die Generationen verbindende Bläserarbeit ist für Gerts eine große Stärke: „Hier wächst und gedeiht immer noch das schöpferische Gestalten von Generationen, die es schaffen, miteinander in Gemeinschaft zu handeln“, betont der scheidende Landesobmann nicht ohne Stolz. Die insgesamt etwa 630 Chöre umfassende Bläsergemeinschaft zu erhalten, betrachtet Gerts im Rückblick als seine wichtigste Aufgabe. Als Landesobmann wollte er zudem „Bindeglied zwischen Kirchenleitung und Bläservolk“ sein.

Für den musikbegeisterten Pastor, der aus der evangelischen Jugendarbeit hervorging und als gelernter Industriekaufmann über den Zweiten Bildungsweg zur Theologie kam, war die Weitergabe des Evangeliums ein weiteres zentrales Anliegen. Und zwar in doppelter Hinsicht „als Gestaltung von Verkündigung für Bläser und von Posaunenchören für die Gemeinde.“ Die von ihm 2008 veröffentlichte „Gottesdienstkunde für Chorleiter“ ist nur ein Beispiel seiner publizistischen Tätigkeit. Seine Aufgabe als Seelsorger verlor der Pastor auch als leitender Vertreter des Posaunenwerks nie aus dem Blick.

German Claudia Gerstner in search of her biological mother in Mangalore (Daijiworld Media Network)

Wednesday, July 10, 2013 2:08:54 PM (IST)

German Claudia Gerstner in search of her biological mother in Mangalore

Florine Roche

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangalore

Mangalore, Jul 10: “Blood is thicker than water” is a well-known German proverb, which means that bonds of common ancestry are stronger than any other. This is what has brought many of the foreign nationals who were adopted from India, especially from Mangalore decades ago come searching for their roots back in India. Many of these adopted were able to find loving and caring foster parents in European countries and are well settled in life. But they are constantly bothered by the urge to find their biological parents, without which they feel their life is incomplete. Remember the famous lines of Deewar ‘mere paas maa hai’ that really struck a chord with the audience and has become a cliché ever since?