3-year-old Russian boy killed by American adoptive mother in Texas

Published: 18 February, 2013, 17:57

Edited: 18 February, 2013, 22:24

After being brutally beaten by his American adoptive mother, who gave him psychotropic medication for an extended period of time, a 3-year-old Russian boy named Maksim has died in Texas, Russian diplomats have said.

Russia’s Investigative Committee has launched a probe into the death of Maksim Kuzmin at the hands of his adoptive American family.

Algeria postpones trial of suspected child traffickers

The criminal court in Algiers on Sunday postponed the trial of 13 people, including French-Algerians, suspected of trafficking an unknown number of Algerian children.

The case involves the alleged kidnapping of Algerian children, who were taken to Saint Etienne in France and given up for adoption in return for money.

Judge Omar Ben Kherchi postponed the trial because six defendants, including French citizens of Algerian origin, did not appear in court. Seven defendants did appear.

Algerian security services busted the alleged child-trafficking ring in 2009.

ALGÉRIE / FRANCE - Article publié le : dimanche 17 février 2013 - Dernière modification le : dimanche 17 février 2013

Algérie : treize personnes jugées pour trafic d'enfants vers la France

Les auteurs d'un trafic d'enfants algériens vendus à des familles françaises devant la justice algérienne, le 17 février 2013.

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Plight of Missing Children

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City based NGO will bring to notice tragic tales about the lives of a large number of missing children at an international conference on adoption from February 19

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Spain offers Rabat change their adoption law to recognize Islamic guardianship

The Minister of Justice, Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, so is that 58 Spanish families with orphans Moroccan allocated for months to get them out of the country

Morocco international adoptions closes

Six Moroccan NGOs demand that the Spanish can again take

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Dutch paedophile prisoner dies

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Date: 02/13/18

After the establishment of the database on adoptable minors in Italy, a new challenge: European Adoptions

How many families of European countries go abroad to adopt a child, and could do so in Europe, that is, at home, without spending considerable long and bureaucratic absurd stays abroad?

But above all, how many minors living in communities and educational institutions in the various European countries may find a family in any country in Europe, if we consider that only in Italy there would be 2,300 children currently adoptable?

After the news from the Ministry of Justice of the signing of (February 15) the executive decree activatingf the database of adoptable children and adoptive couples available - which is now awaiting publication - opens in a new challenge to associations for the defense of children's rights.

Two Adoption Agencies Closed Down Last Week!

By Claudia Corrigan DArcy | February 13, 2013 |

Adoption Ark and Christian World Adoption Closed for Business!

At first, I thought I was dreaming, but the shock has started to wear off. Plus, the Associated Press has reported it now as well: Adoption Ark and Christian World Adoption have both announced they are closing their doors and filing for bankruptcy in the span of one last week.

I was first alerted to this when I saw the emails sent out to families on Facebook, both agencies have since taken down their website pages and posted the contents of the emails sent. Rather than post it in its lengthy entirety, you may read it yourself here on the Christian World Adoption site.

Charity staff jailed for African child-smuggling

Published: 12 Feb 2013 15:27 GMT+01:00 | Print version

Updated: 12 Feb 2013 15:27 GMT+01:00

BREAKING NEWS: Two charity workers have been sentenced in Paris to two years in prison for attempting to smuggle 103 children from Chad to France in 2007.

Eric Breteau and Emilie Lelauch, from the Zoe’s Ark charity, were also fined €100,000 by the court, according to French media reports on Tuesday.