Officials swing into action to stop the sale of the baby

Even as the government is making efforts to protect girl children, incidents of baby selling and abandonment of female babies are continuing.

In a fresh such incident, the father of a female baby reportedly tried to sell his daughter at Chinavutapalli village in Krishna district on Thursday. However, the family members objected to it.

According to sources, Rajitha, wife of Rajesh, gave birth to female twins a week ago in a private hospital. Rajesh said that he cold not afford to bring up the two girls and was making efforts to sell one of the infants.

“In the last few days, a few couples visited the hospital and had a look of the infants. They said they wanted to take the baby, for which I objected,” said Rajitha’s father Savanadhri.

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With references to Rapport Overwater (FIOM) = adoption as child protection

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DailyMailTV's investigation into the case of the Ukrainian 'dwarf' adopted by an American couple has led to the discovery of her birth mother

The adoptive parents of Natalia Barnett - Kristine and Michael Barnett - have been charged with neglect for moving to Canada without her

They claim that Natalia is actually a grown up with violent tendencies pretending to be a child because of a severe psychiatric illness

But Anna Volodymyrivna Gava, 40, from the southern Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv, tells DailyMailTV she had to put Natalia up for adoption 16 years ago due to her condition

Adopted Danny van der Maas searched and found his family in India

His search lasted around eight months. In May, after 34 years, he embraced his biological mother and other family members in India. Danny van der Maas (36), who was handed over for adoption at the age of 2: "I told my mother that she made a good decision in 1977."

With his story Van der Maas wants to make it clear that a search for the origin of adopted children - contrary to what is sometimes claimed - can also turn out well. "Before I started itching, I was around 30 years old. I didn't need it at all before that time. "

His parents have always fully supported Van der Maas in his search. The main reason that Van der Maas wanted to track down his biological family was that he wanted to tell his parents personally that they made a good decision in 1977 to give him up for adoption. "I didn't want them to feel guilty. As a baby I had a growth retardation for inexplicable reasons. My parents didn't have the ability to take good care of me. "

Van der Maas realized what he started when he went to investigate last September. "I too had heard stories about adopted youngsters whose search ended in a major disappointment. I think it is important to start looking only when you yourself are stable, when you have developed your own identity. If you start looking for that identity in your origin, it can lead to disappointment. At the same time, you don't know in advance what it will do to you if you find them. ”

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Welcome to part six, "John Abraham Memorial Bethany Home" where I visit the orphanage that I stayed in.

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INDIA: John Abraham Memorial Bethany Home (Part Six)

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Welcome to part six, "John Abraham Memorial Bethany Home" where I visit the orphanage that I stayed in.

Haïti: plus de 200.000 enfants exploités comme domestiques

Ce que l'on sait de la mort de deux Français venus adopter en Haïti

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Les deux quarantenaires étaient sur l'île, en proie à une grave crise sociale et politique, pour adopter des enfants. "Ils ont fait tout ce qu'il fallait faire en termes de sécurité", assure l'Agence Française de l'Adoption, qui suivait leur dossier.

Babies have become the latest export commodity in a number of developing countries where organisations engaged in unscrupulous adoption practices have mushroomed.

The cover of Der Spiegel which carried Strieder's investigation: Adopting Third World babies

The heavy diamond ring and the flashy jewellery worn by the elegantly dressed white skinned lady stepping out of the immigration ring at Frankfurt's busy Rhein-Main airport juxtaposed sharply with the pale, weak and undernourished baby she was carrying in her arms.

The human cargo was to be delivered to the expectant German foster parents who were anxiously waiting outside to receive the tiny passenger. The cold and dismal winter weather greeting the infant on its arrival in Germany was a severe contrast to the hot and sticky air of Bombay from where it had been picked up.

Babies have become the latest export commodity in a number of developing countries where organisations engaged in unscrupulous adoption practices have mushroomed. The middle class childless couples in many West European countries, notably the Federal Republic of Germany, have found a convenient way to fulfil their lifetime ambition to have a child - they simply adopt one from poor countries like India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Thailand.

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The set of recommendations, reviewed by HT, moot changes in the 1956 Hindu and Guardianship Act and asks that mothers be considered the default legal guardian in cases where the woman has been deserted by the husband or divorced.

The National Commission for Women has recommended to the Union ministry of women and child development a review of the Indian child guardianship laws in order to ensure that women, especially rape survivors and single mothers, are not discriminated against, HT has learnt.

The set of recommendations, reviewed by HT, moot changes in the 1956 Hindu and Guardianship Act and asks that mothers be considered the default legal guardian in cases where the woman has been deserted by the husband or divorced.

The quasi-judicial body also recommended that while rape survivors are automatically considered the legal guardian of any children born after the crime, the father should share parenting responsibilities.

Currently, if a child is born of wedded parents, the father is considered the natural guardian and if the child is born out of wedlock, the mother is seen to the natural guardian. But the NCW has recommended the mother should be declared natural guardian in conventional cases. In the case of children born out of wedlock, the body recommended that the law make the father equally responsible for the child’s upbringing.