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Inside the Conservative Movement to Promote Adoption

Inside the Conservative Movement to Promote Adoption

 

The mothers of ModernAdoptionPlans.org have a message for women who find themselves unexpectedly pregnant: You, too, can turn this difficult time into a rewarding experience by relinquishing your baby for adoption.

In glossy videos, they tell their stories. They found themselves in crisis. Many considered abortions before deciding on adoption. It was a painful choice, but it was the right choice.

“This is one of the greatest things a parent could ever do,” says Adrianne, a Black birth mother, from a sun-filled loft. Sarah, a white birth mother, speaks to us from what looks like a church. “I didn’t choose what was best for me. I chose what was best for him,” she says.

Young mother was allegedly forced to give up her five-month-old for adoption

Young mother was allegedly forced to give up her five-month-old for adoption

A young mother’s life has been torn apart after an official of a child adoption organisation allegedly forced her to give up her five-month-old son. Picture | Henk Kruger.

A young mother’s life has been torn apart after an official of a child adoption organisation allegedly forced her to give up her five-month-old son. Picture | Henk Kruger.

Published May 25, 2024

 

ISS Pioneer Advocacy related to adoption and, in particular, intercountry adoption.

ISS Pioneer Advocacy related to adoption and, in particular, intercountry adoption.

  • 27 MAY 2024   

WRITTEN BY: ISS INTERNATIONAL REFERENCE CENTER FOR THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN DEPRIVED OF THEIR FAMILY

Involved in the drafting of the 1993 Hague Convention on the ‘Protection of Children and Co-operation in Respect of Intercountry Adoption (HCCH 1993 Adoption Convention), ISS remains committed to ensuring that adoptions and, in particular, intercountry adoptions, are truly a child protection measure as set out in the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Sale and adoption: AP child rights commission issues instructions https://www.deccanchronicle.com/southern-states/andhra-pradesh/sale-and-adoption-ap-child-rights-commission-issues-instructions-896740

Sale and adoption: AP child rights commission issues instructions

 

Sale and adoption: AP child rights commission issues instructions

Action has been initiated by the police and 16 children have been identified out of 60 children rescued from illegal adoption and selling, and they have been sent to Shishuvihar, Hyderabad.

 

Vijayawada: The AP child rights commission has ordered immediate steps against illegal sale and adoption of children in the state. Its chairperson Kesali Appa Rao issued the guidelines to the director of women development and Child Welfare Department, Guntur, and also sought an inquiry in the matter. Action has been initiated by the police and 16 children have been identified out of 60 children rescued from illegal adoption and selling, and they have been sent to Shishuvihar, Hyderabad. Appa Rao said it was important to ensure the safety of the children through strict vigilance against their possible sale and purchase transactions across the state.
 

How the 'Lost Children of Greece' are fighting for citizenship and access to their records

How the 'Lost Children of Greece' are fighting for citizenship and access to their records

Thousands of children were adopted to countries such as the US after the Greek Civil War, Mary Cardaras tells The Journal.

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CWC To Decide If Unwed Mom Can Reclaim Baby: HC

CWC To Decide If Unwed Mom Can Reclaim Baby: HC

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|Rosy Sequeira | May 29, 2024, 04:04 IST

 

CWC to decide if unwed mom can reclaim baby: HC

S Africans urged to adopt and foster children to ensure the protection of youngsters

S Africans urged to adopt and foster children to ensure the protection of youngsters

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

With the Child Protection Week campaign in full swing, the Department of Social Development (DSD) has encouraged South Africans to seek alternative care for their children if they are unable to care for them.

Social Development Minister Lindiwe Zulu launched Child Protection Week on Sunday in Kimberley, Northern Cape. 

She lost her mom in South Africa. Now she's safe in the embrace of a new Canadian family

She lost her mom in South Africa. Now she's safe in the embrace of a new Canadian family

 

Ryleigh Ridland's arrival in B.C. ends 4-year legal battle that started after her mom's sudden death

Yvette Brend - CBC News

70 years of Korean adoption: Untold struggles of returning overseas adoptees

70 years of Korean adoption: Untold struggles of returning overseas adoptees
Simone Eun-mi (left) and Lee Chang-woo (alias), who were adopted to the Netherlands and returned. /Park Eun-joo

Simone Eun-mi (left) and Lee Chang-woo (alias), who were adopted to the Netherlands and returned. /Park Eun-joo© Provided by THE CHOSUNILBO

South Korea, in its impoverished state, sent children abroad for adoption, starting with four mixed-race infants to the United States in 1953. Officially estimated at 170,000 (equivalent to the population of Seogwipo City), unofficially at 250,000 (Geoje City), advanced countries believed it to be the “best alternative,” valuing children highly. However, an unexpected situation is unfolding. The babies sent away are returning to South Korea in middle age, asking, “Do I have the right to live as a Korean?”

Graphics by Lee Jin-young

Graphics by Lee Jin-young© Provided by THE CHOSUNILBO