ISS Conferentie in Australië

07/04/2016 - Categorie: KID-DNA Databank

De Australische afdeling van de International Social Service (ISS) organiseert in samenwerking met de universiteit van Melbourne een tweedaagse conferentie over grensoverschrijdende maatschappelijke dienstverlening.

Op de conferentie komen professionals uit de sociale sector, de wetenschap en de rechtspraak samen om te spreken over zeven onderwerpen die verband houden met het bredere thema van de conferentie. Zo komt internationale kinderbescherming, interlandelijke adoptie, draagmoederschap en donorconceptie, internationale kinderontvoering en kinderhandel aan bod.

Binnen het thema donorconceptie geeft Hans van Hooff, senior beleidsmedewerker bij Fiom, een lezing over de Fiom KID-DNA Databank.

Arun Dohle

20 Mar (1 day ago)

to me

I don't know if this is his real name but it's Krucial Kushal ... Sandy was his support worker so she's all over it .. contact her if you want more details

FUCK

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From: Arun Dohle

Date: Sun 28. May 2017 at 06:54

Subject: Fwd: adoptees who can discuss Hague Convention and UNROC?

To: Anand Kaper , , Lynelle Long

Shareable link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1hGxxbS7iXzpMT0yz22sHfbh7F41CxymE

Many intercountry adoptees have a great desire and need to access information and reconnect with their biological family, and their country of origin. This can be very difficult for individual adoptees and their families who have little or no knowledge of how to navigate systems overseas and who require professional support and counselling in both Australia and overseas. Australia has facilitated over 10,000 intercountry adoptions since the 1970’s. These adopted people deserve the right to ongoing services. Our aim is to continue to provide professional support to Australian intercountry adoptees to connect with their history and birth families overseas.

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The Government of Australia has decided to recommence the Adoption Programme with India, as per Hague Convention on Inter-Country Adoption. The adoptions from India had earlier been put on hold by the Government of Australia eight years ago, on the reported charges of trafficking of children for Inter-country adoption by some of the recognized Indian placement agencies (the Adoption agencies mandated to place children in Inter-country adoption at that point of time).

The regulation of Inter-country adoptions have been made strict by the Government of India with the enactment of Juvenile Justice Act, 2015 and notification of Adoption Regulations, 2017. The Ministry of Women & Child Development along with Central Adoption Resource Authority (CARA) have been constantly engaging with Australian Government for recommencement of the Adoption Programme. The recommencement of the adoption programmes will now enable large number of prospective adoptive parents including those of Indian origin settled in Australia in fulfilling their desire of adopting a child from India.

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From: Arun Dohle

Date: Fri, 6 Dec 2019 at 1:19 PM

Subject: FOI - adoption reunification and tracing project of ISS Australia

To: FOI