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Priests - Kingpins of ‘KID’nappers

Priests - Kingpins of ‘KID’nappers
27/05/2010 13:38:08  Aron

PEDOPHILE PRIESTS - IS OLD HAT- WHAT NOW?

The Dinamalar Sunday issue dated 23-5-2010, has repotyed -Special branch Cops have arrested the ring leader of a group of kidnappers of children, and guess what- 'a Christian Priest, and the hunt is on for another Priest” 

It seems the Christian Church will not let us any respite to laugh up one’s sleeves watching their world wide slide splitting Scandal Gospel Comedy Show-

We pagan souls are as pleased as Punch but too much of laughing can kill, you see.
In Krishnagiri, last 18th one Rammaka’s 4 months old infant had been kidnapped by a gang of four who had earlier been arrested.

Grilling with due respects, had them capitulate further information- regarding the modus operandi and the actual linchpin behind this Ring of ‘Kidnappers’.

It seems in Krishnagiri, the 3 year old boy of a resident of Lakshmipuram, which was playing in the street, had been nabbed away by one Dhanalakshmi , who had handed over the child to another Girija of Chennai.

The trail then lead the Special Branch police, according to the report- to a Perambur- Irumbuliyur Christian Priest – Alphonse Xavier, whom the Police have revealed to the newsmen, as the Leader of this ‘Kid’napping Ring.

 Kidnapper Linchpin Priest- also the Leader of a Political party

True to Kollywood style villainy, this Christian Priest, Alphonse has also launched his own Political Party recently- the Raja Reega Peoples Party.

We are not able to comment on this, however- because whatever these Rajareega or people must mean, whether such Royal Pursuits of such Christian Priests, or the Rule by such People or their supporters or ...it escapes understanding, so we give up. Suffice; we know that he was the leader of such Rajareega People.

This Girija who had sung like a bird, and exposed our Rajareega neta of kidnappers, had earlier been appointed as the leader of RRP party’s Perambur women’s wing.

Last December 4th the Paper says- she had kidnapped another boy Deva and handed him to Alphonse Xavier for which she was paid Rs.10,000/-

This boy had been sold through the RRP party’s Senchi taluk secretary one Selvam who is also a Christian Priest.

The Priest had gone absconding, after the cops rescued the boy from the Milkman to whom it had been sold at Devanampettai.

The whole Ring had been running a Christian Charity organisation in Perambur- the report says.

Christian kingpins of ‘Kid’nappers-No laughing matter

The above news was initially droll to read, but it seems it is no laughing matter- till we could connect this with the Global Sex Scandal of the Christian Church- where the revelations are not at all charming- but hair raising, involving the kids of the unsuspecting Laity.

It seems like, this Class of sacrosanct and pompous religiosity- had been so shielded from any public scrutiny and allowed free to go wearing frocks to do their nefarious activities, here in India, unlike the West where they have come under the heat of increasing query, investigations and merciless exposures- that this news might be the foretaste of a much larger and ghastly goings on.

This might just be the tip of an iceberg of a soon to come- devastating exposes of the Criminality of Christian Clergymen in India- something we had already been warning in our forums.

Our daftly cultivated aura of the pious Christian Clergymen, has made easy- the entrenchment of their dark and perverse influence- That Indian bogus secularism has thoughtlessly allowed to grow, among our culturally sensitive and refined Indian Society-in the name of Respect for Faith and Minority rights- An abominable travesty of religiosity-which is sad not just because the victims might be Christians themselves- but also most are our own uncared for sections converted by lure.

UPDATE: DOS Adoption Alert Nepal

 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Bureau of Consular Affairs
Office of Children’s Issues



Caution About Pursuing Adoption in Nepal

May 26, 2010

The U.S. Department of State strongly discourages prospective adoptive parents from choosing adoption in Nepal because of grave concerns about the reliability of Nepal’s adoption system and the accuracy of the information in children’s official files. The Department also strongly discourages adoption service providers from accepting new applications for adoption from Nepal until reforms are made, and asks them to be vigilant about possible unethical or illegal activities under the current adoption system.

The Hague Conference on Private International Law recently released a report on its Intercountry Adoption Technical Assistance Program, based on a visit by a delegate from the Hague Conference’s Permanent Bureau to Nepal in November 2009, available at (
http://www.hcch.net/upload/wop/nepal_rpt09.pdf). This report is the result of an independent analysis of Nepal’s intercountry adoption system under the new Terms and Conditions put in place in 2008. The report details a number of weaknesses in Nepal’s adoption system, including ongoing concern about the falsification of documents, improper financial gain, and lack of a child protection system.

Although the U.S. Embassy in Nepal has only seen a handful of adoption cases since the new Terms and Conditions went into effect, we share many of the concerns outlined in the Hague report. As a case in point, in one of the first cases processed by the Government of Nepal after the revision of the Terms and Conditions, the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu found that the adopted child was not a true orphan and that the birth parents were actively searching for the child.

We encourage parents who have filed an application with the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare (MoWCSW) in Nepal, but have not yet been matched with a child or received an Adoption Decree issued by the Government of Nepal, to consider a change of countries. The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allow one change of country to be made in connection with one’s I-600A application without fee. A request to change countries should be made in writing to the USCIS Field Office where the I-600A was originally filed. More information about how to request a change of country can be found on the USCIS website at 
www.uscis.gov (Any subsequent request for a change of country would require a fee.).

Hague-accredited U.S. adoption services providers, and adoption service providers that may apply for Hague accreditation in the future are reminded that their actions in facilitating and/or processing adoptions in any country (whether Hague or non-Hague) will be evaluated during the Hague accreditation or accreditation renewal processes in accordance with the accreditation regulations (22 CFR Part 96), including whether, among other things, the provider has established and rigorously followed ethical adoption practices and operates in the best interest of prospective adoptive children.

Consular Officers are required to conduct an I-604 investigation to verify the child’s orphan status prior to immigrant visa processing. We generally rely upon the host government’s diligence to protect the safety and interests of their own children through careful administration of their national adoption process and use the I-604 investigation to confirm that this process has been followed. Because Nepal’s adoption process is questionable, it can be very difficult to satisfy the requirements of the I-604 investigation. Thus, these investigations could take a matter of months. Prospective adoptive parents are advised that they need to have flexible travel plans and be prepared to stay in Nepal while awaiting the results of the I-604 investigation or plan to make two trips (one to finalize the adoption and a second after the I-604 investigation is completed to bring their child home.)

When an I-600 is adjudicated by USCIS in the United States, consular officers must then conduct an I-604 investigation once the approved petition reaches the Embassy in Nepal to verify the child’s orphan status prior to immigrant visa processing. For I-600 applications filed at the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu, the I-604 investigation is initiated after the prospective adoptive parents have appeared before a consular officer to sign the application.

Both DOS and USCIS recognize that it would be preferable for the I-604 investigations to be completed earlier in the process. However, under current procedures, the U.S. Embassy cannot begin the I-604 investigation until the PAPs have filed their I-600 application and have submitted the necessary documents pertaining to the adoptive child, such as police reports, newspaper announcements and certification of orphan status. The Department of State and USCIS are currently in discussion about possible ways to revise the procedures under U.S. Government control to mitigate this problem.

The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu continues to meet with officials within the Government of Nepal and with other foreign missions concerning the current status of adoptions in Nepal. The February 25, 2010 joint statement issued by the International Adoption Working Group (an ad hoc group of Embassies in Nepal who have an interest in intercountry adoption issues) may be found at
http://nepal.usembassy.gov/pr-2-24-2010.html.

Adoptive parents may contact the Embassy at 
adoptionsnepal@state.gov if they have questions.

Please continue to monitor 
http://adoption.state.gov for updated information as it becomes available. 

Aantal adopties in Vlaanderen stijgt

Aantal adopties in Vlaanderen stijgt

  • woensdag 26 mei 2010, 07u40 Bron: belga

Het aantal adopties via erkende diensten is vorig jaar in Vlaanderen toegenomen met 12 procent. Dat meldt de Vlaamse Centrale Autoriteit voor Adoptie dinsdag. Het gaat vooral om kinderen uit het buitenland.

In het jaar 2009 werden 268 kinderen geadopteerd, tegenover 239 in 2008. De stijging is een gevolg van het toegenomen aantal adopties vanuit het buitenland (interlandelijke adoptie). Vorig jaar werden in Vlaanderen immers 244 kinderen vanuit het buitenland geadopteerd, tegenover 210 in 2008. Het aantal binnenlandse adopties liep terug van 29 naar 24.

De 244 kinderen (130 jongens en 114 meisjes) die via bemiddeling van adoptiediensten vanuit het buitenland in Vlaamse adoptiegezinnen zullen opgroeien, komen vooral uit Ethiopië (97) en Kazachstan (58). Ook werden in 2009 voor het eerst sinds lang opnieuw adoptiekinderen uit Haïti geplaatst.

Bij de 24 binnenlands geadopteerde kinderen in 2009 gaat het om 13 jongens en 11 meisjes. Het gaat om in België geboren kinderen die door hun ouders werden afgestaan voor adoptie. Binnenlandse adopties kunnen ook op zelfstandige wijze plaatsvinden. Het gaat dan om kinderen die vooraf gekend zijn door de kandidaat-adoptieouders.

US senators unveil plan to aid Haiti orphans

US senators unveil plan to aid Haiti orphans

WASHINGTON — Three US senators on Wednesday unveiled a bill to clear away hurdles to citizenship for roughly 1,000 Haitian orphans whose adoptions by US parents were rushed because of a January earthquake.

US and Haitian authorities cleared the children to join their adoptive parents after the disaster. But without the complete paperwork necessary to finalize their adoptions, a roadblock has been raised to what would normally be automatic US citizenship upon entry into the United States.

"The unprecedented devastation has turned the adoption process upside down, where it could take years before these children could have any legal status," said Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand.

Adoption Alerts for Nepal and Kazakhstan.

May 26, 2010. Adoption Alerts for Nepal and Kazakhstan. The Department of State has issued adoption alerts for both Nepal and Kazakhstan. In the case of the Nepal, this is the third in a series of warnings about the perils of adopting from Nepal. This one is the strongest yet: "The U.S. Department of State strongly discourages prospective adoptive parents from choosing adoption in Nepal because of grave concerns about the reliability of Nepal's adoption system and the accuracy of the information in children's official files. The Department also strongly discourages adoption service providers from accepting new applications for adoption from Nepal until reforms are made, and asks them to be vigilant about possible unethical or illegal activities under the current adoption system." In the case of Kazahkstan, DOS has confirmed that the Kazakh government has placed a moratorium on the acceptance of new adoption files but is continuing to process files which had been previously submitted. We would like to add that we have receiving extremely disturbing reports about the refusal of judges in the region of Taraz to grant any international adoption petitions.

Nigeria: Police Rescue Stolen Babies in Asaba

Nigeria: Police Rescue Stolen Babies in Asaba

25 May 2010

Lagos — The Delta Police Command has uncovered an illegal orphanage where it claimed that babies are sold at Usonia Street in Asaba, the state capital.

Mr. Charles Muka, the Command's spokesman, said the orphanage, known as Mary's Perpetual Help Orphanage, is owned by one Johnmary Ihueze.

Muka told the News agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Asaba on Monday that Ihueze, who was nabbed by the police after a tip off, "also keeps pregnant girls who are coerced into signing off their babies upon delivery in an affidavit."

Guatemala orders DNA tests prior to all adoptions

Guatemala orders DNA tests prior to all adoptions

GUATEMALA CITY — Guatemalan authorities said Monday they will require DNA tests for all babies offered for adoption following allegations of child theft that led the government to impose a two-year freeze on international adoptions.

The National Adoptions Council said the new rule will apply only to adoptions whose paperwork started in 2008 or later. The tests will be administered by Guatemala's Forensic Anthropology Institute.

The U.S. Embassy in Guatemala already requires such tests for children headed to American families.

Adoption agencies: the shift from evaluators to partners in adoption

Adoption agencies: the shift from evaluators to partners in adoption

Lana Douglas

By Lana Douglas

 

Published: Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Updated: Tuesday, May 25, 2010

Nigerian police discover illegal orphanage selling babies

Nigerian police discover illegal orphanage selling babies

May 24th, 2010 in News, Society0 views

APA, Abuja (Nigeria) The Nigerian police on Monday in Asaba, Delta State in the Niger Delta, uncovered an illegal orphanage where babies are being sold, Mr. Charles Muka, the Delta Sate Command’s spokesman, said here.

He said the orphanage, known as Mary’s Perpetual Help Orphanage, is owned by one Johnmary Ihueze.

Muka said that Ihueze, who was nabbed by the police after a tip off, "also keeps pregnant girls who are coerced into signing off their babies upon delivery by an affidavit.’’

La Cai cancella Famiglia e Minori

ADOZIONI24/05/2010

La Cai cancella Famiglia e Minori

di Benedetta Verrini

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