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Hvis adopterede vil have svar på, om de har søskende i Danmark, så skal de selv finde frem til konkrete navne på mulige brødre og søstre for at få bekræftet familiebåndet.

Danmarks eneste adoptionsbureau, DIA, søger nemlig kun efter svar i den adopteredes egen sagsmappe - med mindre den adopterede altså har et navn med til dem.

Det er helt absurd, mener Yong Sun Gullach, der er forkvinde i foreningen Adoptionspolitisk Forum, der arbejder for adopteredes rettigheder.

- Det svarer jo til, at man skal komme med navnet på nogen, som man ikke ved, hvem er, siger hun.

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- Kære du. Jeg hedder David, og jeg er 35 år. Jeg er opvokset på Lolland, men har boet de sidste 14 år i København. Og så er jeg adopteret fra Chennai, Indien. Vi kender ikke hinanden, men vi har alligevel noget til fælles. Du er min biologiske bror.

For fire år siden sendte 39-årige David Kildendal Nielsen et brev til sin to år ældre storebror. En bror, han først havde fået at vide eksisterede få dage forinden.

I februar 2013 godt en måned tidligere begyndte den rejse, der skulle ændre hans liv. Her kom han i kontakt med en advokat i sin fødeby i Indien, som han hyrede til at finde sine biologiske forældre, der havde bortadopteret ham som helt lille.

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Mere end 20.000 danskere er adopteret fra andre lande. 21 Søndag har foretaget en rundspørge, hvor 176 danskere, adopteret fra andre lande, har svaret.

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THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: With the state insisting on mandatory registration of orphanages under the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act by December 15, at least 180 institutions have informed the government that they are not willing to register and are planning to shut down their operations.

The orphanages are citing serious financial crunch and loss of decisionmaking powers with regard to the admission of children, if they are brought under the JJ Act. A couple of such applications sent by the orphanages to the government, accessed by TOI, says that they want the children to be shifted from their institutions to places that are deemed fit by the government.

Mumbai city news: The bench also noted that in the present case, all parties were Hindus and thus, fell within the ambit of the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act that permits a consenting biological mother to relinquish the rights over her child towards a third party

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Prez Sirleaf Constitutes Committee on Adoption of Liberian Children

(Oct 16, 2008) By: Staff Reporter
(MONROVIA – October 15, 2008): President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has constituted a special committee on adoption of Liberian children headed by Cllr. Eva Mae Mappy, Deputy Minister of Administration at the Ministry of Justice, an Executive Mansion release has said.

 
The six-member committee includes- Mr. Joseph Geebro, Deputy Minister for Social Welfare at the Ministry of Health, and Mrs. Jennie Johnson-Bernard of the "Civil Society", the release signed by Press Secretary Cyrus Wleh Badio added.

 
Other members appointed to the Special Committee on Adoption of Liberian Children are: Mrs. Lydia Mae Sherman, Senior coordinator for Welfare, Ministry of Health and Social Welfare; Mr. Eric Sewa, a representative of Acres of Hope and Mr. Rufus Kaine, Deputy Minister for Planning & Administration, Ministry of Gender & Development.

 
The release further noted, "President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf expressed the hope that members of the committee will exercise their duties effectively to help improve the implementation of the country's adoption policies".

 
http://www.adoption.gouv.qc.ca/site/en_organismes_agrees_agrements.phtml