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Date: Wed, 13 May 2015 10:15:36 +0000

Fra Adoptionskonferencen i Verdens Kulturcentret 24 okt 2015 og Planet Love koncerterne i Planetariet 13 marts 2015. Medvirkende bla.: Metta Kim Carter, Yong Sun Gullach, Stine Jørgensen, Arun Dohle, Son Of Mad, Joseph Agami, Motu, Lucas Alexander, Michala Petri, Lars Hannibal og Yul Anderson

Cambodia jails 13 pregnant Filipino surrogates

Thirteen women from the Philippines have been convicted of human trafficking in Cambodia for intending to sell babies they carried through surrogacy.

They were sentenced to four years in prison, but with two years suspended, the Kandal Provincial Court said.

The court said it had strong evidence showing that the women intended on having the babies "to sell to a third person in exchange for money, which is an act of human trafficking".

The women are not expected to serve any jail time until giving birth, and the court did not say what will happen to the babies when they are born.

An orphan of the Decree, Monica Le Roy Dagen, returns home to find her parents. Foto: Lucian Muntean

Marion, born Mariuca

“When my son, Pierre, was born I wondered whether I should tell my biological mother. But I felt like I couldn’t allow her to call herself his grandmother. I didn’t want Pierre to be hers, too.”

Thus speaks Marion Le Roy Dagen, aged 40. Until the age of 6 her name was Mariuca.

Thousands of children came to Denmark from South Korea in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s in the belief that they were foundlings.

Eight adoptees have on Friday sent a claim to the Danish state for violation of Article 8 of the Human Rights Convention and are demanding compensation of 250,000 kroner per person - a total of 2 million kroner.

This is what lawyer at Pramming advokater Lisa Dalgas Christensen tells TV 2. She will lead the cases together with lawyer Mads Pramming.

"We demand compensation for violations of their human rights. This is a public recognition that the state has violated their rights," Lisa Dalgas Christensen explains to TV 2.

A Quebec woman, adopted in Romania in the 1990s under a false identity, laments that the government had been warned nine years ago by her country of origin of the irregularities in her file, but without ever notifying her.

"It's been nine years since I was told that I had the wrong identity. How many other adoptees are they hiding information from?" says Roxana Pamela Harrison, who hopes her story will force the Quebec government, which is responsible for adoptions, to be proactive.

The 33-year-old woman learned on her own a little over a year ago that she had been adopted in Romania under the identity of another child, without her adoptive parents knowing. It was when she found her biological family that she discovered that her name was "Adriana" and that she had been born in December 1990, rather than April 1991.

But when she went to Romania in January 2024 to try to get her adoption file, she was shocked to learn that her adoption had been cancelled outright. Worse still, the Quebec government had known about it since 2015.

Adoption cancelled

Sotii Moraru se pare ca petrec linistiti in Canada

28.01.2002 21:21

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Parchetul de pe langa Curtea de Apel Constanta cerceteaza imprejurarile in care doi cetateni americani au infiat - dupa ce au platit fundatiei intermediare suma de 12.000 de dolari - un baietel de 3

Parchetul de pe langa Curtea de Apel Constanta cerceteaza imprejurarile in care doi cetateni americani au infiat - dupa ce au platit fundatiei intermediare suma de 12.000 de dolari - un baietel de 3 ani din Romania. Michele si Martin Zuidema au dorit sa infieze un copil si s-au adresat in acest scop unei fundatii americane, care, la randu-i, a apelat la serviciile Fundatiei "Sfintii Dimitrie si Ana", din Constanta. Reprezentantii acesteia, Rodica si Valeriu Moraru, si-au aratat disponibilitatea de a rezolva "foarte rapid" solicitarea. Tocmai viteza cu care s-au incheiat formalitatile de adoptie, anevoioase, altfel, precum si suma de 12.000 dolari ceruta "pe aeroport" de reprezentantii fundatiei tomitane i-au pus in alerta pe parintii adoptivi ai micutului George Ivanov (3 ani). Ei au cerut Ambasadei Romane din Washington si, implicit, Guvernului roman sa verifice legalitatea actelor de adoptie incheiate pe 23 august 2001 ("dupa numai doua luni de la cererea noastra") de avocatii Rodica si Valeriu Moraru, patronii fundatiei constantene. Din primele date existente la dosar rezulta ca fundatia in speta fiinta intr-un apartament, ca sotii Moraru au pretins ulterior virarea celor 12.000 dolari intr-un cont din Canada, unde s-ar fi (si) grabit, de altfel, sa plece "in excursie" de ceva vreme.

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Publicat:28.01.2002 21:21

Ultima actualizare:10.08.2022 09:25

Publicat de Stefan Candea in data de 23-Nov-99 18:36

de Stefan Candea (Publicat in Evenimentul Zilei)

Trei familii de italieni o acuza pe avocata Bustea ca a luat 50 de mii de dolari mitaPrezentam in ziarul de ieri modul dubios in care s-au realizat, la inceputul acestui an, doua adoptii ale unor copii romani de catre familii din strainatate. Huhn Iulian Mihai si Elma Melmet (ambii nascuti in august 1998) au ajuns in Grecia si Israel prin intermediul fundatiilor "pentru protectia copilului" "Irene" si "Stuart" (ambele conduse de avocata Elena Bustea), procedura de adoptie fiind facilitata si de citeva certificate medicale "aranjate". Astazi va vom prezenta si alte cazuri de adoptii "cu cintec" in care apar ca fiind implicate avocata Bustea sau personaje care lucreaza pentru fundatiilepe care le conduce.

Un copil infiat de doua ori

La 1 septembrie 1999, Tribunalul Constanta a pronuntat o sentinta prin care fetita Pita Mustafa, in virsta de 4 ani, era incredintata spre adoptie unei familii de americani. Surpriza a aparut atunci cind reprezentanta fundatiei "Sfintii Dimitrie si Ana" - care a intermediat adoptia - a incercat sa inscrie sentinta la Primaria Constanta si sa obtina pentru fetita noul certificat de nastere. La primarie, copilul aparea ca fiind deja "adoptat", in baza unei sentinte civile emise de Tribunalul Bucuresti, in anul 1995. Din acte reiesea ca fetita fusese adoptata de o familie din Spania si ca parasise tara la data de 8 septembrie 1995. Familia spaniola fusese reprezentata de un avocat pe nume Petre Patrascu, care in prezent este vicepresedintele fundatiei "Irene", condusa de avocata Elena Bustea.Cu toate acestea, cei de la fundatia "Sfintii Dimitrie si Ana" spun ca fetita este in tara si asteapta sa primeasca vizele pentru Statele Unite. Mai mult decit atit, ei sustin ca in toti acesti ani copilul nu a iesit din Romania. Practic, inca de la nastere, din 25 decembrie 1994, Pita a stat mai mult prin spitale, fiind foarte bolnava. Starea de sanatate a fetitei si situatia financiara precara a parintilor i-au determinat pe functionarii renumitei fundatii "Holt" sa ia copilul in grija. La data de 17 mai 1995, parintii au consimtit ca fetita sa fie data spre adoptie. Insa, pina la 21 iunie 1999 nu s-a gasit o familie dornica sa o adopte pe Pita. Abia acum, dupa mai mult de patru ani si dupa ce copilul a fost mutat de la o fundatie la alta, a aparut o familie de americani gata sa o adopte. Si cind in sfirsit reusise sa obtina o sentinta favorabila, familia de americani a aflat cu stupoare ca s-a facut o incurcatura si ca in urma cu patru ani a fost adoptat un copil care se numea tot Pita Mustafa. Pentru a lamuri situatia, fundatia "Sfintii Dimitrie si Ana" a sesizat Directia pentru Protectia Copilului - Constanta, iar cazul a fost preluat de politistii din IGP. Intre timp, toate formalitatile de adoptie au fost blocate.