Adoption : les temps sont durs

Baisse des adoptions, débats sur la filiationâ?¦Les adoptés organisent leurs premiers états généraux sur un constat morose.

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Le 8 juin 2013 à 07h00

Date: 13/06/04

Moldova, with the introduction of the new law are taken international adoptions. Back in Italy, the first pair

After three years of closure of International Adoptions in Moldova , today is the first pair returned to Italy with their 7 year old daughter: so began a new period for adoptions in Moldova regulated by the introduction of the new law.

In the last 3 years, in fact, in Moldova there had been an arrest of international adoptions waiting for the bill were passed. Now it seems he has finally resumed activities with foreign couples and that there are important changes that would make even the fastest adoption procedures.

The first new feature introduced with the new adoption law , which came into force on 19 April 2013, concerning the establishment of the Central (Advisory Council for Adoptions) which will have the task of examining the records of foreign couples and to propose related pairings.

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Colombia closed the door for foreign adoption

Google Translation from Spanish:

May 30, 2013 4:18 pm

E n an unprecedented move, the Colombian Institute of Family Welfare has temporarily suspended acceptance of new applications for foreign families who want to adopt Colombian children between 0 and 6 years, with no special conditions.

The move, announced on Thursday at the First Meeting of Central Authorities in Respect of Intercountry Adoption, responds to the need to manage 377 Colombian applications and 3,506 foreign families who are registered on the waiting list who want to adopt healthy children, children seven years and no siblings, ie children who do not have characteristics of difficult adoption.

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Adoption to become easier

By Natasa Radic / 30/05/2013 / No Comments

By Natasa Radic – Zagreb

Croatian Parliament discussed the proposal to ratify the Convention on Protection of Children and Co-operation in connection with interstate adoptions. The Convention more clearly prescribes the legislation in the adoption issues, as well as the sanctions for the perpetrators of any illegal doings and manipulations when it comes to adopting children from other countries.

In Croatia there are currently 600 couples waiting to adopt children, and because of too strict laws that provide nearly all the rights to biological parents, the adoption becomes a complicating process and not many children get a chance to find a new home.

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Bivolaru took Swedish name: Magnus calls Aurolsson

Thursday, May 23, 2013 - 6:19 p.m. 667 views

Bivolaru - a guru offender

MISA leader, Gregorian Grieg was quoted Thursday in the Supreme Court and its new name, Magnus Aurolsson. According to Tuesday, is the first time it is mentioned in the file so it is accused of trafficking in minors.

With the same name there is a Twitter account, which included a photo of the current leader of MISA. Bivolaru is on trial for trafficking and for seven offenses in a case before the Court of Cluj.

Court evaluates whether grave error that allowed gay journalist adopt

By: EDITORIAL ELTIEMPO.COM |

May 22, 2013

The Constitutional Court examines this week from the request of the Attorney General.

This week, the Plenary of the Constitutional Court reviews the action for annulment of the ruling cleared the way for the Family Welfare gave up for adoption two children, aged 10 and 13 years, the gay American journalist Chandler Burr.