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Set out below are the recommendations of Dr Claire Fenton-Glynn in her study submitted to the European Parliament in June 2015; ‘Adoption without consent’

The full study is an excellent and clear guide to existing law and practice.

Recommendations to the institutions of the European Union

On the video Barrot says that the UNCRC is "un texte fondateur"

He does not say that the EU has not ratified the Convention.

Jacques Barrot

New frontiers: A comprehensive strategy on children’s rights

The European Commission welcomes the opportunity to join with UNICEF and partners in the global celebration of the 20th anniversary of the Convention on the Rights of the Child on 20 November 2009. Respect for children's dignity and efforts to allow them to develop their full potential are subjects close to my heart. The Convention recognizes the unique vulnerability of childhood and calls on States parties and also the global community to do everything we can to protect children and provide for their material and emotional needs.

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Children Should Not Have to Sacrifice Their Right to a Family to Receive an Education

Posted: 09/04/2015 9:32 am EDT Updated: 09/04/2015 9:59 am EDT

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Julia Nalle is now fundraising again for Nicole Dewberry, despite the fact that Nicole has sent 4-5 teenage boys that she's professed her undying love to have fled to the hills rather and be adopted by her.

Perhaps the deity they claim wants the Dewberrys to adopt is not so subtly telling them otherwise?

http://covenantbuilders.blogspot.com/2014/03/a-waste.html

March 28, 2014

Support to Children in Mogilino - FINAL REPORT

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I. The issue

The British documentary Bulgaria's Abandoned Children was broadcast by the BBC and revealed the deplorable situation of mentally disabled children and young people residing in the social care home in the village of Mogilino. The Government of the Republic of Bulgaria drafted an Action Plan with the final goal of closing down the care institution in Mogilino and placing the children and youths in alternative care. The Action Plan aims to ensure a decent life for the disabled children from the social care home and to design a working model for their successful and effective deinstitutionalisation.

Those who purchase trafficked children to face punishment

2015-08-31 08:08 Global Times Editor: Li Yan

People who buy an abducted child from traffickers will now face punishment, according to amendments to the Criminal Law adopted by China's top legislature on Saturday.

According to amendments made to Article 241 of the Criminal Law, those who buy an abducted child but "do not maltreat the child nor obstruct his or her rescue" shall now be punished, although that punishment will be lighter than those who do abuse children or hamper their rescue, reported the Xinhua News Agency.

The previous provisions stipulated that suspects were exempt from punishment if they did not maltreat the abducted children, which has led to controversies, said experts.

ROMANIA: GOR ADOPTIONS OFFICE MOVES TO PREVENT PENDING INTER-COUNTRY ADOPTIONS

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Greek police make 4 arrests over illegal adoption

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A couple aged 45 and 38, as well as two other people, were arrested in Athens on Tuesday on suspicion of arranging an illegal adoption.

They allegedly arranged for a pregnant 18-year-old Bulgarian woman to come to Greece to give birth and then register the baby using the 38-year-old woman’s identity.

AP August 28, 2015, 7:36 PM

?Mexico adoption-for-cash scheme took babies from mothers

Mexico's flag flutters next to the Metropolitan Cathedral at Zocalo Square in Mexico City, Mexico August 26, 2015. HENRY ROMERO, REUTERS

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MEXICO CITY -- A child welfare official in northern Mexico took at least nine babies from poor or drug-addicted mothers and offered them to adoptive parents in exchange for payments ranging from $5,000 to $9,000, authorities said Friday.