II. Consideration of proposals

A. Draft resolution A/C.3/64/L.50

6. At the 40th meeting, on 10 November, the representative of Brazil, on behalf

of Argentina, Austria, Brazil, Chile, the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Guatemala,

Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Panama, Peru, Portugal, the Republic of Moldova,

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Benjamin Combs

Pastor Benjamin Paul Santosh Combs, 26, of Ohio died Monday, January 4, 2016 in Ohio.

Ben was born on October 4, 1989 in Satara Maharashtra State in India. He was placed in Preet Mandir Orphanage by his birth mother in 1990 and she released him for adoption due to her deteriorating health.

Benjamin arrived in the U.S. on April 23, 1993 and was introduced to his adoptive family and formally adopted on April 10, 1994. He lived with his new family in Portland, ND, Sedan, Kansas, Marshall, Missouri, Waukon, Iowa and then Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin where he graduated from high school in 2008.

Five childless Swedish couples heading for Colombia to adopt...

Nov. 27, 1983

STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- Five childless Swedish couples heading for Colombia to adopt children were among the dead aboard a jumbo jet that crashed near Madrid Sunday, officials said.

'They were young, strong happy people in their best years,' said Monika Lind, spokeswoman for a Stockholm Adoption Center.

The couples had waited between one and three years for a chance to adopt, she said.

Union will Adoption neu regeln

SPD und Opposition sehen in der Gesetzesnovelle ein Ablenkungsmanöver vom Thema der ?Ehe für alle?.

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‘Orphans’ return sought

3 Mar, 2017 Phak Seangly

An impoverished mother, who allowed a non-profit to send her four children to Italy because she couldn’t afford to take care of them, is now pleading with authorities to intervene after losing contact with the kids.

Nine years ago, Kampong Cham resident Uon Nhor, 40, said she and her husband, Met Mao, 48, left their children with the Phnom Penh-based Children and Poor Community Development Organization because their standard of living was so low. Nhor said her salary from working on a rubber plantation wasn’t high enough to provide her kids with an education.

For a year, she visited them in the orphanage and occasionally brought food, she says. But in 2009, the same year Cambodia would put a freeze on international adoptions, the children were sent to Italy for adoption.

Indian ruling party politician arrested over illegal adoption ring

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Agence France-Presse

Child Rights Activist Raises Alarm Over Missing Adoption Register, Accuses Delta Govt Of Child Trafficking

Mr. Aghogho, who issued a 15-day ultimatum to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking-in-Persons (NAPTIP) to produce the missing adoption register without delay, also accused the Delta State government of child trafficking and racketeering.

BY SAHARAREPORTERS, NEW YORKOCT 06, 2016

Ighorhiohwumu Aghogho, a child rights activist and proprietor of the duly registered Explosive Academy in Abraka, Delta State, a special school for the correction of children who are beyond parental control, has raised the alarm that the Delta State children’s adoption register is missing.

Mr. Aghogho, who issued a 15-day ultimatum to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking-in-Persons (NAPTIP) to produce the missing adoption register without delay, also accused the Delta State government of child trafficking and racketeering.

Europol not mentioned - but here as refererce

Order No. 543 (1998)1 International adoption 1. The Assembly, recalling its Recommendation 1371 (1998) on the abuse and neglect of children, notes aberrations in current international adoption practices. 2. Recent events have highlighted the existence of mafia networks which organise trafficking in new-born babies or young children to supply the international adoption market. Unscrupulous intermediaries have no compunction in exploiting the extreme poverty of the populations of certain countries and in organising the abduction of children from families in the poorest regions of Europe, in order to offer them for adoption by couples unable to find children for adoption in their own countries. This transfrontier criminal activity, facilitated by the opening of borders in Europe, generates substantial profits. 3. The Assembly cannot but speak out strongly against this despicable exploitation of children who are abducted from their natural families. 4. The Assembly instructs its Social, Health and Family Affairs Committee, in conjunction with the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights and the Committee on Migration, Refugees and Demography, to draft a report on the problem of international adoption. __________ 1. Assembly debate on 22 April 1998 (15th Sitting) (see Doc. 8041, report of the Social, Health and Family Affairs Committee, rapporteur: Mr About; and Doc. 8076, opinion of the Committee on Legal Affairs and Human Rights, rapporteur: Mrs Plechatá). Text adopted by the Assembly on 23 April 1998 (15th Sitting).

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Madonna has taken my girls for ever? That can’t be true! Pictured for the first time, the twins' father says he didn’t realise their adoption was permanent

Adam Mwale, father of Esther and Stella, has revealed his shock over adoption

Mr Mwale first learnt of Madonna’s interest last May at their orphanage

He was told the pop star liked the twins, wanted to take them and educate them

The father says he was told they would be coming back to his village in Malawi