Una guerra sulle adozioni internazionali

Viviana Daloiso

8 aprile 2016

Nel caos delle adozioni internazionali sono piovute come macigni le ultime, pesantissime dichiarazioni della presidente della Cai Silvia Della Monica: che – lo si scopre per la prima volta – non riunisce l’organismo da oltre due anni «perché esiste un conflitto di interessi» con enti che «seppur in modo indiretto agiscono all’interno della stessa Commissione ». Ed è solo il principio.

Le adozioni fallate

A holy anger against the adoption industry

(Google Translation from Swedish)

published March 31, 2016 at 09:08

"She is angry" is a furious showdown with the transnational adoption industry.

Valerie Kyeyune Backstrom golvas of the strength of Maja Lee Langvalds repeating prose.

Outrage over child models used to 'sell' adoptee children from broken homes

March 28, 2016

Rory Callinan

Investigative journalist

Children offered for adoption are being represented as photogenic child models with attractive personalities in a controversial internet advertising campaign run by a NSW government-funded charity.

Press release

Education Secretary unveils a new blueprint for adoption

From:Department for Education and The Rt Hon Nicky Morgan MP First published:27 March 2016Part of:Looked-after children and adoption

New plan to see more children placed in loving, stable homes by ensuring adoption is always pursued where it is in a child’s best interest.

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Saturday, March 26, 2016, 12:01 by Kim Dalli

Malta registers lowest child adoption for 10 years

Video: Darrin Zammit Lupi

Last year, Malta registered its fewest overseas adoptions for the past 10 years, latest figures show.

One child was adopted from Albania, four from Slovakia and 13 from Russia.

Google translation from Danish

With forced adoption lose children and parents the right to each other

Last year, local authorities allowed to forcibly adopt children. It is an extremely violent interference with the right to parenthood and may be in violation of basic human rights

Last year, local authorities allowed to forcibly adopt children. It is an extremely violent interference with the right to parenthood and may be in violation of basic human rights

Clara Bach / iBureauet

Uganda Tightens Foreign Adoption Rules

Serginho Roosblad

March 17, 2016 1:00 PM

KAMPALA—

The Ugandan parliament voted unanimously this month in favor of a new law that makes it harder for foreigners to adopt children and take them out of the country. Proponents say the new law closes loopholes exploited by child traffickers while critics say it may rob needy children of the chance at a better life overseas.

"Adopted children are too often presented as a commodity '

16 March 2016 by Veerle Beel

The Flemish Children's Commissioner Bruno Vanobbergen requests the adoption agencies to take images of potential adoptees offline.

After foreign adoptions in recent months occurred more frequently in the news because of problems, now the Flemish children's commissioner finalised his advice.

You ask to get to adopt photos of children online. What bothers those photos?