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Panel orders Phayeng orphans' stay at Senapati

Panel orders Phayeng orphans' stay at Senapati

Source: The Sangai Express

Imphal, February 05 2010: At the aspiration of the three surviving children of Angom Chanbi, who was found abandoned after being brutally murdered along with her daughter Meneka at Phayeng, Child Welfare Committee, Imphal West has issued an interim order for their stay at Damdai Children Home in Senapati district.

After a team of 39 Assam Rifles reportedly took away the three orphaned children for adoption, there has been a hue and cry among some sections of the society on the adoption without any necessary legal procedure.

To discuss and finalise where the three children would put up, a joint meeting attended by Director of Social Welfare Department, Commandant and Captain of 39 Assam Rifles, representatives of MBC, family members of the children, representatives of Damdai Children Home, Child Line, Imphal and Child Welfare Committee, Imphal West was held at the conference hall of Social Welfare Department today.

Nepal 'should suspend' adoptions

Nepal 'should suspend' adoptions

Case study: Adopted in France

The adoption of children from Nepal should be suspended, the international body that governs adoption between countries has recommended.

An investigation found children from remote areas were falsely declared to be orphans and put up for adoption without their parents' knowledge.

A draft report by The Hague Conference on Private International Law urges Nepal to take steps to prevent abuses.

Minnesotan also encounters Haitian orphan issue

Minnesotan also encounters Haitian orphan issue

He helped 9-year-old flee quake zone but says actions appropriate

By Richard Chin

rchin@pioneerpress.com

Updated: 02/05/2010 11:14:38 PM CST

Haiti's orphans best helped with localized solutions, Buckner International president says

Haiti's orphans best helped with localized solutions, Buckner International president says

11:09 PM CST on Friday, February 5, 2010

The stories coming out of Haiti about orphaned children are gut-wrenching, and Americans have opened up their hearts and homes to take them in.

But some child-care experts are cautioning that it may not be wise to begin adoption proceedings so soon after a catastrophe such as an earthquake, especially if the deaths of both of the child's parents cannot be confirmed.

It may be better to wait a month or two – that's when organizations like Buckner International can step in to launch local programs that will help communities come up with their own solutions, said Albert Reyes, the newly elected president of the 131-year-old social services organization based in Dallas.

Huge Announcement!!!! LuckyHill Orphanage Charity Event

Huge Announcement!!!! LuckyHill Orphanage Charity Event

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2010

I am thrilled beyond words to announce this charity event. This has been a little project of mine that I have had a hard time keeping a secret. I did not want to announce it before I knew for sure that it would actually happen. My absolutely wonderful friend Amy (she is also an awesome photographer) is adopting a little girl from Ghana this spring. I was talking to her about it a month ago and was asking what the orphanage may be in need of. She explained how the orphanage, named LuckyHill, is a children’s home & school located in Ghana. Right now, there is a desperate need for lunches for the 300 children attending the school. It costs .30 a day to feed one child a lunch of rice and red sauce. For many of these children, this is the only meal they will get for the day. The goal is to provide lunch for all 300 students. I came up with an idea for a photography charity event. So many of my clients have been asking me all year if I would do my “school photo special” that I had run in previous years. My schedule has been so demanding this year I had not been able to offer it yet. So why not turn my normal special into a charity event. I contacted my business friend Lindy, at Four Chairs Furniture in Lindon, I asked if we could use her very cute furniture as the backdrop for these photos, plus her store has amazing natural light so all the photos could be indoors. She said “absolutely.” Then it was onto convincing my husband to agree that this was a worthy project to take on (I take on way to many projects and often burn myself outanyway he said “how could you not do this, those little kids need help” My heart smiled and my eyes welled up with tears. I couldn’t wait to call Amy and let her know that it was all a “go!” So what does this mean for my wonderful clients, well you just need to email me so I can give you an appointment time and then go to Four Chairs on Saturday Feb 20 and I will take adorable, cute, you will love them for life photos of your child for only $30 a child. Then you will receive, a week or so later, a cd with the best 3 to 5 photos on them. 100% of the $30 goes straight to the Lucky Hill Foundation to feed the kids.

If you are reading this from out of state and would like to contribute please email me and I can send you the info on how to send money directly to the foundation. Below is a flyer Amy designed, we will be posting it at different locations in Utah county. If you would like to help get the word out, feel free to link to this post or I could give you a poster or flyers to pass out at your business or school. If you are a photographer outside of Utah and would like to run a similar event to help LuckyHill, please contact me.

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Infant Born To Mentally-ill Mother Finds No Takers

Infant Born To Mentally-ill Mother Finds No Takers

by Kapil Datta

February 04, 2010

HINDUSTAN TIMES

(Source: http://www.hindustantimes.com/rssfeed/northindia/Infant-born-to-mentally-ill-mother-finds-no-takers/Article1-504989.aspx )

Hawaii adoption agencies merging

Posted on: Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Hawaii adoption agencies merging

Nonprofits cite need to cut costs, expand their reach

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By Eloise Aguiar

Desperate parents' plea: Please take our children

Posted on Tuesday, 02.02.10

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THE CHILDREN

Desperate parents' plea: Please take our children

Parents try to make the ultimate sacrifice -- giving their kids to strangers so they'll be taken out of Haiti.

Musiol zu Auslandsadoptionen: Lizenz zum Kinderhandel abschaffen

Musiol zu Auslandsadoptionen: Lizenz zum Kinderhandel abschaffen

Utl.: Österreich ist säumig bei der Umsetzung von internationalen Übereinkommen =

Wien (OTS) - "Derzeit werden in Haiti Kinder auf illegale Weise

ihren Eltern entzogen, um der Adoption zugeführt zu werden. Solche

Adoptionen können auch in Österreich passieren", stellt die Familien-

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