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transport-enfants-clandestins-France-Turquie-Haïti Une femme dans un vol Istanbul-Paris, une petite haïtienne cachée dans un sac Aéroport de Roissy (France), 9 mars 2016 (AFP) - Une femme a été interpellée lundi à son arrivée à l'aéroport de Paris-Roissy après avoir voyagé dans un vol Air France en provenance d'Istanbul, une enfant de 4 ans dissimulée dans un sac. Cette jeune femme, dont la nationalité n'a pas été précisée, "résidente régulière en France", "aurait engagé une procédure d'adoption envers cette petite fille haïtienne", selon une source aéroportuaire. "Elle était vraisemblablement en zone de correspondance à Istanbul, et avait donc franchi normalement les contrôles avec l'enfant, lorsqu'on lui a refusé d'embarquer avec elle", selon cette même source. La jeune femme aurait donc "décidé de cacher l'enfant dans un sac pour embarquer à bord d'un autre vol, après avoir acheté un autre billet". "Une fois à l'intérieur de l'avion, elle l'a placée à ses pieds, sous une couverture, mais la petite fille a eu envie d'aller aux toilettes et elles se sont fait remarquer par des passagers", a-t-on précisé. Dans un communiqué, Air France a indiqué "qu'un adulte aurait voyagé accompagné d'un enfant (sans titre de transport) qu'il aurait dissimulé dans un sac", et dit avoir "demandé la présence des autorités françaises à l'arrivée du vol", lundi soir. La jeune femme a été placée en garde à vue mais la justice a décidé de ne pas engager de poursuites, selon la source aéroportuaire. La jeune femme et la petite fille étaient toujours "en attente à Roissy" mercredi, le temps que les autorités terminent leurs investigations.

Small child found hidden in plane passenger’s carry-on luggage

The woman placed the child at her feet under a blanket – but the girl was discovered when she needed to go to the toilet.

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A WOMAN WHO flew into Paris from Istanbul this week was found to have hidden a four-year-old girl in a bag on the plane, Air France has confirmed.

Helping or hurting? Irish charities in Romania

Thu, Sep 4, 2003, 01:00

Madam, - The article by Anne McElhinney and Phelim McAleer on the impact of Irish aid on the crisis in Romania's state orphanages ("Helping or Hurting?", Weekend, August 30th) was interesting, if flawed. It is right that we question the spending and effectiveness of all aid funding, but any such questioning should be intelligent and should stem from a full understanding of the issues involved. Most problems in Romania's childcare system are far more complex than your article would have us believe.

The problems of the early 1990s have not gone away. Until recently, the government of Romania was using statistics and propaganda to deal with the issue, and it found willing co-propagandists among a few tame foreign journalists in Bucharest's café society.

The government had a simple way of dealing with the huge numbers in State care: re-categorise large segments of them, and they disappear from the statistics. It was a lot easier than applying resources to deal with the problem, and gullible people in key areas of politics and the media bought the charade.

EU Commission not accountable

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Bertie Ahern somewhat dramatically claims this week that a 'No' vote would spark an EU crisis.

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Re: Adoptie Bolivia

Gepost door: Esther ()

Datum: 13 april 2010 19:49

Hallo Marian,

Wij hebben 2 maanden geleden ofzo gebeld. Toen bleek Sri Lanka al dicht te zijn. Wij hebben ze toen ook al gewezen op de onjuistheid op hun site. Inmiddels is er dus nog niets

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Andrew found his family - after 33 years

"Holiday trip to Sri Lanka ended up getting a whole new family"

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Money for Children/Kindergeld

Date: 2009-01-19

Originally published in Austrian magazine Profil, January 19, 2009 / Translation by Dr. Eric Agstner

Exclusive story. In the case of countless children having been adopted in Ethiopia it is unclear whether they really are orphans. Two of them are certainly not. The documentation of a large number of human tragedies and unparalleled failure of the Austrian authorities.

By Andrea Rexer

Uganda: Adoption - State Owes Duty to Most Vulnerable Ugandans

EDITORIAL

Parliament last week resolved to bar foreigners from acquiring guardianship of Ugandan children and taking them out of the country enroute to adopting them.

The amendment was the brainchild of Serere Woman MP Alice Alaso, who argued that human traffickers were finding it extremely easy to take children out of Uganda for selfish commercial gain.

Under the Children's Act, foreigners can adopt Ugandan children if they have lived in Uganda for three years, fostered the child for three years under the supervision of a probation and social welfare officer, and met several other requirements.

Denmark will stop adoptions from Ethiopia

08-03-2016

Social Security and Interior Minister Karen Ellemann suspends adoption services from Ethiopia to stop cooperating. The decision follows the recommendation of the Appeals Board, which has just been on a supervision travel in the country.

Social Security and Interior Minister Karen Ellemann says:

"I can not see that it is possible to continue cooperation with Ethiopia on international adoption. I no longer have the necessary confidence that adoptions from the country meet the demands we make in relation to the adoption process and thus that adoption is the best for the children. "

DEMARCHE CONCERNING PENDING ADOPTION CASES IN ROMANIA

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