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Transfer of EACI cases to other adoption agencies

Transfer of EACI India and China adoption cases to IAN

Posted on Feb 6, 2017 9:39am PST

As many of you know, EACI adoption agency lost it's Hague status in December of 2016. As a result they had to move all their programs to other agencies. IAN was identified to take on India and China Cases. We have spent the last month or more working to make this transfer as smooth a possible and welcoming these families to IAN. It has been a difficult time for all those families involved, but we are happy that the transfer is completed and we can focus on serving our new families and their prospective adoption children!

The State Department issued more information for those transfer families on Friday, and we are posting that here so that our new families can stay informed! Please be sure to read this carefully, and follow up with our office as needed. Thanks to all our families' patience, current and new, as we have worked on this. We are so thankful to be serving our growing network of families and children.

Click here for the State Department Update Concerning EACI transfer cases

FBI uncover huge pedophile ring at International adoption agency

FBI Raid Massive Pedo Ring At U.S. Adoption Agency

February 16, 2017 Sean Adl-Tabatabai News, US 5

FBI uncover huge pedophile ring at International adoption agency

The FBI has uncovered a massive pedophile ring after conducting a raid at an international adoption agency in Ohio.

The raid on a Strongsville international adoption agency took place on Tuesday morning just months after the State Department barred the adoption agency from providing intercountry adoption services following a previous investigation into abuse.

US State Department Notice: Restructure of international adoption process (Poland)

Poland

January 18, 2017

Notice: Restructure of international adoption process

On January 17, 2017 the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy (Ministry), Poland’s Central Authority for intercountry adoptions, published a notice in the official government gazette, Monitor Polski, announcing a reduction in the number of Polish adoption centers accredited to process international adoptions from three to two. The only centers authorized by the Polish government to handle international adoptions are the Diocesan Adoption Center in Sosnowiec and the Catholic Adoption Center in Warsaw. The Children’s Friends Society and TPD Public Adoption Center, both located in Warsaw, are no longer approved to facilitate international adoptions. We understand this will affect all international adoptions under the Hague Convention, not only those to the United States.

The U.S. Embassy in Warsaw is in communication with the Ministry to clarify the requirements applicable both to future adoption processing and to those cases already in process. The Department is closely monitoring this situation and will post a new notice when additional information becomes available.

Poland, the Central Authority reduced to 2 authorized centers for international adoptions (AiBi)

Date: 19/01/17

Poland, the Central Authority reduced to 2 authorized centers for international adoptions

PolandStill difficulties in the world of adoption. Poland comes in fact the decision of the Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy of r idurre to two the number of Polish centers accredited to handle the procedures for international adoptions . The ministry, which is also the central authority for international adoptions in Warsaw, issued its notice in the Official Gazette of the Government on Tuesday 17 January. The news on its website the US Department of State , US Central Authority.

The only centers authorized by the Polish government to handle international adoptions are now the Diocesan Center for Adoption , based in Sosnowiec, and the Catholic Center for Adoption , based in Warsaw.

Conversely, the Children's Friends Society and the TPD Public Adoption Center, both located in the capital, are no longer allowed to operate in the field of international adoptions.

Justice adoption center closes

Justice adoption center closes

January 24, 2017Karol Sobiecki 0 comments

On Friday Pawe? Passini from the National Center for Adoption and Welfare Society of Friends of Children said on social media that it has to be closed. The resort existed for 27 years and has made more than 2,000 international adoptions of children with disabilities.

"After 27 years of extremely hard work of my life's work of Mother Barbary Passini, and the wonderful people who contributed to it, the National Adoptive-Guardian TPD has ceased to exist. Now it will be only the Catholic Center. We live in a religious state. I can not describe here examples almost impossible adoption, which conducted, but believe, there were many. Thanks to the efforts of my Mother and her colleagues stopped reaching for adoption to separate siblings. Foreign adoptions started to monitor up to the age of majority. We managed to thwart attempts to dumping of children as organ donors. For this reason, Mom was dragged through the courts for defamation of those who took part in it. She won. And above all, they won the children and parents. But today came good change. I will only Catholic Center. Good Zmiano! You will burn in hell !!! Believe me !!! " - he writes in an emotional entry Passini.

- On Monday late afternoon we were invited Tuesday to the Ministry of Family, Labor and Social Policy. There Bartosz Deputy Minister Marchuk minister read to us a notice that from January 17 in Poland are two centers authorized to carry out international adoptions. One is Catholic adoption center in Warsaw, the second Diocesan Center in Sosnowiec. One of these centers has experience in foreign adoptions, the other does not. In the Notice was not us, the Center TPD, and the provincial center of Warsaw, which until now had such powers - said in an interview for the portal naTemat Izabela Rutkowska, Head of Section for. Foreign Adoptions at the National Center for Adoption and Welfare TPD.

Ombudsman asks why adoption centers are closed

RPD asks about adoption centers closed

Published: 01/02/2017 Updated: 02/01/2017, 11:02

Photo: 123RF

Why closed centers authorized to carry out adoption procedures abroad, and whether as a result of this decision has not been tampered interests and rights of children? - asks the Ombudsman for Children Minister of Family, Labor and Social Policy El?biet? Rafalsk?.

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EAC/Poland: THE CASE, WHICH BROKE THE COURSE OF INDIFFERENCE

THE CASE, WHICH BROKE THE COURSE OF INDIFFERENCE

In 2014, two Polish girls - sisters aged 3 and 5 years, were sent by foreign adoptions to the United States. The adoption process after the Polish side of the adoption center ran the National Association of Children's Friends, which has already transpired several times in this entry, on the American side and the agency was responsible for European Adoption Consultants (EAC).

The sisters were hit by the same family, as it turned out - immediately after arrival to the United States, already at the airport , were separated and older went to another family than consulted on adoptive Polish center. In August 2016 years transported her to the hospital with mutilations indicating that she was sexually abused. She had numerous stab wounds, bruises, or bleeding from the pubic area. Damage was so severe that she required emergency surgery intimate organs, as well as assumptions kolostomijnego bag. Unfortunately, despite the intervention of doctors injury suffered by the girl they are durable, it will also require further surgery in the future. The whole thing was loud in the American media:

Was notified US prosecutors arrested both adoptive parents - Johna i Georgin? Tufts - his, as indicated by the investigators on suspicion of causing serious damage to the health of children, her and for failure to provide child support - a woman for two days instead of bring the girl to the hospital in connection with the abundant bleeding from the pubic assumed her napkin. In the course of the ongoing investigation, it was revealed that one of the employees responsible for the course of the EAC adoption girls on the American side of the family was related to the 5-year-old hit. Already in September, the US police announced the fate of the girl's adoptive National Center for Children's Friends Association - this, however, decided not to inform about the situation or Polish prosecutor's office nor the relevant ministry, also continued cooperation with the US Agency EAC.

Polish Ministry of Family about the whole thing learned by accident - in addition to the fresh open wounds on the body of a girl, doctors found numerous scars in intimate places, which indicated that the girl may have been abused not only in the US, the adoptive family to the hit, but earlier in Poland. For that reason, our authorities received information from the police about the fate of the American Polish girls published abroad.

The government restricts foreign adoptions. "Polish children adopted by the Polish family"

The government restricts foreign adoptions. "Polish children adopted by the Polish family"

Marcin Koz?owski, PAP 24/01/2017 13:23

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Child care home. illustrative photo

Child care home. Photo illustration (Fig. Marcin Wojciechowski / Agencja Gazeta)

Burundi/Italie : Convention de coopération avec l’ONG Amici DEI Bambini

Burundi/Italie : Convention de coopération avec l’ONG Amici DEI Bambini

Création : 13 Juillet 2014

Publication : 13 Juillet 2014

Bujumbura, 4 déc.-13 (DWG) : Le Gouvernement de la République du Burundi, représenté par le Ministre des Relations Extérieures et de la Coopération Internationale, S.E.M Laurent KAVAKURE, et l’Organisation Non Gouvernementale d’origine Italienne Amici Dei Bambini (Amis de Dieu et des Enfants), Représenté par son Directeur Exécutif Monsieur Marco GRIFFINI, ont procédé ce mardi 3 décembre 2013, à la signature d’une convention de coopération.

En effet, cette ONG Amici Dei Bambini cherche à aider les enfants en difficulté en leur proposant des parents d’adoption en Europe ou en soutenant les orphelinats. Elle va démarrer ses activités au Burundi et compte voler au secours des enfants et appuyer les orphelinats.