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Life in my Indian Village

I was born in 1991 and in 1999, I ran away from my Nayakund Village in Nagpur District, State of Maharashtra. I had discovered 50 Rupees (ie 0.5 AUD) on the table of the neighbour’s house and together with my brother and sister (Rajkumar and Sanchali), we spent it on lollies and toys. We got in big trouble and the incident caused quite a racket for my father and mother because the neighbours shouted accusations that we children were being trained as thieves. The big fight amongst the adults and my parents scared my sister alot and she wanted to see the train as a distraction. I followed her. We walked about six kilometres from the village to the nearest town Mansar. We continued exploring by foot to the nearby larger town of Ramtek, which had a train station and bus depot.

The Remand Home for Girls

Oldest orphanage records lowest adoption in 2017

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Tanushree Bhatia

Sunday 21 January 2018 5:30 IST

In a major setback to Gujarat's centenarian orphanage in Rajkot, it has recorded the lowest adoption cases in a decade. This is being blamed on the revised guidelines by the Central Adoption Resource Agency (CARA), which in an attempt to ensure transparency and clarity, has helped raise a process without any human element, its critics say.

The 110-year-old Kathiawar Nirashrit Balashram in Rajkot, the oldest orphanage in the state that has in past 50 years facilitated more than 700 adoptions, could provide homes for only 13 children in 2017 .

Pressions diplomatiques (27.000 paid by Belgian Government to orphanage)

Pressions diplomatiques

Parallèlement, à cette époque, le ministre Madrane et le ministre des Affaires étrangères Didier Reynders (MR) usent de tous les moyens diplomatiques pour forcer la venue des enfants en Belgique. Certaines familles commencent à perdre patiente et décident de ne plus payer.

C'est dans ce cadre que la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles effectue un versement de 27.000 euros à l'orphelinat via "son organisme d'adoption agréé", nous précise le cabinet. Des retours inquiétants leur parviennent du Congo et les enfants ne s'y trouveraient plus dans des conditions optimales.

Mais les pressions diplomatiques des deux ministres font leur effet et les onze enfants arrivent finalement en Belgique en novembre 2015. Mais entre-temps, le parquet fédéral lance une enquête sur la directrice de l'orphelinat, la fameuse J.M.L..

Trois dossiers sur onze posent problème: relance de l'enquête

Ethiopia adoption ban may curb trafficking, but poorest families need support

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JANUARY 15, 2018 / 3:59 PM / UPDATED 7 HOURS AGO

Ethiopia adoption ban may curb trafficking, but poorest families need support

Nita Bhalla

NAIROBI, Jan 15 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A ban on the adoption of Ethiopian children by foreigners could curb child abuse and trafficking, but more support is needed for vulnerable families within the impoverished country, experts said on Monday.

IAC 187 & 188 Results

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Saturday, July 30, 2011




IAC 187 & 188 Results




Thanks
again to Viviane! From unofficial calculations it appears that 25% of the
dossier registered through 2009 have been matched during a 6 month time period
(Dec-Jun). It is also important to note referrals will be less the second half
of the year due to country closures in August, November, and December. Many may
have noted that there is no rhyme or reason or true line. Matches seem to be
made based on the level of SN a family is open to and very specific wording
about SN in homestudies. We are not open to many special needs and at this point
it seems logical to think we will be a 2009 family matched in the last 25%
brining our wait time to possibly another 12+months, which will be a wait of 3.5
years!!!! With that said here are the latest batch of referrals!!!!! It is
noteworthy to notice they are still matching 2008 dossiers.


IAC 187
& 188 Results
The following referrals were issued in IAC Session 187
which was held on 06/20/11:

1) Dutch dossier from 2008 referred a a
female child aged 1 year and 5 months with data on family history

2) US
dossier from 2009 referred a child, female, aged 5 years and 7 months

3)
US dossier from 2009 referred a a female child aged 3 years and 6 months, data
on family history. Ended on 6/22/2011, received a change in the stated
willingness to specifics in the feature desired child.

4) Italian dossier
from 2009 referred a male child aged, 5 years and 6 months with genetic disease
and data on family history

5) Dutch dossier from 2010 referred a male
child aged, 5 years and 6 months with genetic disease and data on family
history

6) French dossier from 2010 referred a waiting child (#1272) with
a profile on the MOJ site

7) Italian dossier from 2010 referred a waiting
child (#1191) with a profile on the MOJ site

8) Italian dossier from 2010
referred a female child aged 8 years 9 months

9) Italian dossier from
2010 referred a female child aged 7 years 7 months

10) German dossier
from 2010 referred a female child aged 8 years 2 months with features in health
status

11) Canadian dossier from 2010 referred a waiting child (#1465)
with a profile on the MOJ site

12) Swedish dossier from 2011 referred a
waiting child (#1243) with a profile on the MOJ
site
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The
following referrals were issued in IAC Session 188 which was held on
06/29/11:

1) Dutch dossier from 2008 referred a a female child aged 4
years with peculiarities in psychomotor development

2) Spanish dossier
from 2008 referred a female child aged 5 years and 6 month

3) Swedish
dossier from 2008 referred two children, male and female, aged 3 years and 3
months - twins

4) U.S. dossier from 2009 referred a female child aged 1
year and 11 months with data on family history mental and infectious
disease

5) French dossier from 2009 referred a male child aged 6 years 6
months

6) German dossier from 2009 referred a female child aged 3 years
and 6 months with data on family history

7) U.S. dossier from 2010
referred a a female child aged 4 years and 7 months with features in health
status

8) Italian dossier from 2010 referred a male child aged 8 years 9
months

9) French dossier from 2011 referred a waiting child (#1282) with
a profile on the MOJ site

10) U.S. dossier from 2011 referred two waiting
children (#187 & #1185) with profiles on the MOJ site

11) U.S.
dossier from 2011 referred a waiting child (#1137) with a profile on the MOJ
site

12) Italian dossier from 2011 referred a waiting child (#1464) with
a profile on the MOJ site

13) French dossier from 2011 referred a waiting
child (#1475) with a profile on the MOJ site

CARA team meets Nemcha Kipgen on effective promotion of legal adoption

Imphal, December 09 2017: A team of Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA), which is a statutory body of the Ministry of Women and Child Development, Government of India met Social Welfare and Cooperation Minister Nemcha Kipgen at her Office Chamber at New Secretariat, Imphal today to discuss about effective promotion of legal adoption in Manipur .

The visiting team of CARA include, amongst others, M Ramachandra Reddy, chairman, CARA, Dr Gund-lapally Sreenu, OSD to chair- man, RK Pramodini, member, Adoption Committee, CARA, and Annie Mangsa-tabam, member, Adoption Committee, CARA .

Appreciating the visiting team for highlighting concerns and issues regarding child adoption in Manipur, Nemcha Kipgen said that as a concerned minister as well as the lone woman minister in the cabinet, she deeply felt connected when it comes to the welfare of children and the downtrodden .

She added that children should be in safe hands while assuring the team that she would be do everything she can from her side as well as from that of the Government .

She also urged the team to initiate the opening of the offices in the seven newly created districts in Manipur so that children from every nook and corner will not be deprived of their basic rights .

Children and Parents stellt die Vermittlungstätigkeit zum 31.01.2018 ein

Neues und Termine

> 02.01.2018 Children and Parents stellt die Vermittlungstätigkeit zum 31.01.2018 ein

Liebe Freunde von C.a.P.,

die freie Adoptionsvermittlungsstelle Children and Parents e.V. (C.a.P.)

wird zum 31. Januar 2018 seine Tätigkeiten im Bereich der Adoptionsvermittlungen

There is an organised child abduction racket in TN: Are the cops doing enough?

Sasidharan, a Writer at the Government Hospital police station in Chennai, found it hard to contain his curiosity as he prepared a note to aid the legal department in opposing the bail application of a woman named Aiswarya, one of the people accused in a child abduction case.

Aiswarya and four others had been arrested on September 18, in relation to the abduction of a child from the Egmore Children’s Hospital. During the course of their investigation, police officials further discovered that the five were also allegedly involved in at least one other case of child abduction in Chennai.

The work of preparing the note itself was routine, something Sasidharan had done for innumerable cases before. What drove Sasidharan’s curiosity was that Aiswarya had said in her confession statement to the police that she had no family members or relatives to rely on.

So, Sasidharan and other officials wondered, who was behind the bail plea filed on Aiswarya’s behalf? Their curiosity was further aroused by the fact that the accused’s lawyers refused to provide details on who the person or persons behind the bail plea were.

The bail plea, according to the police officials, indicates the existence of a well-funded network behind those accused of child abduction, which is ready to splurge money to get them out on bail. Some investigating officials are of a strong view that all the five accused arrested on September 18 had given false statements to forestall any investigations into a larger network behind them. All five people, sources say, claimed to have been involved in the abductions for varying personal compulsions, and denied any larger racket or trail of persons involved in the case.

Legislative background uncrc

728. The delegation of Venezuela took the view that an article such as article 21, dealing with adoption,

which had only been studied in its existing form by the plenary Group for a few minutes at its last meeting

without the participants being able to consult experts or theory on the subject, or their respective capitals,

could only lead to serious confusion. The representative of Venezuela said that, while it was true that that

article was largely based on articles 17 and 20 of the 1986 United Nations Declaration on Social and Legal