CHANDRAPUR: Born with a disability, the child was abandoned — without a name, a family, or a future. This little soul was deemed unworthy by those who gave birth to it. But fate had other plans. Across the seas, in a distant land, a Swedish couple longing for a child saw not the child's limitations but the boundless love they could offer.

In a rare and heart-warming act of compassion, Rickard Tobias Hedberg and Maria Elisabeth Victoria Eriksson, a childless couple from Sweden, stepped forward to adopt the child complying with all legal formalities to ensure a life filled with care and dignity.

District women and child development officer Deepak Banait, informed that children who are orphaned, abandoned, or surrendered receive protection through the District Child Protection Unit and the Child Helpline 1098.

CHANDRAPUR: Born with a disability, the child was abandoned — without a name, a family, or a future. This little soul was deemed unworthy by those who gave birth to it. But fate had other plans. Across the seas, in a distant land, a Swedish couple longing for a child saw not the child's limitations but the boundless love they could offer.

In a rare and heart-warming act of compassion, Rickard Tobias Hedberg and Maria Elisabeth Victoria Eriksson, a childless couple from Sweden, stepped forward to adopt the child complying with all legal formalities to ensure a life filled with care and dignity.

District women and child development officer Deepak Banait, informed that children who are orphaned, abandoned, or surrendered receive protection through the District Child Protection Unit and the Child Helpline 1098.

Institutions like the Kilbil Adoption Centre, where the child was fostered, play a crucial role in their care, ensuring they are nurtured in a safe environment until they find permanent families. The Child Welfare Committee (CWC), Chandrapur, legally frees such children for adoption, allowing prospective parents to register on the CARA (Central Adoption Resource Authority) portal at cara.wcd.gov.in.

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Date: Thu, 11 Mar 2021 at 15:23

Subject: Re: Adoption Conference / Conférence sur l'adoption : Today's headlines in Romania - FYI

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Dear Sir/Madam, 

In 2013 I handed in a FOIA request. I had requested to communicate by mail, since I live in Brussels/Europe. 
I did not hear anything back. 

Now this FOIA overview was send to me by someone who found my name on it. 
It states 'other reasons', and it is not clear to me what that means. 

Could you please clarify? 

Thank you in advance, 

Roelie Post

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Dear Press Service,

Please forward this to the person who deals with FOIA requests.

I would like to request the following to be made public under FOIA:

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The State Duma has begun considering a bill banning the adoption of children from Russia by citizens of countries that permit gender transition through medical intervention or changes to identity documents. This was reported by State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin.

"We are, in essence, introducing a ban on the adoption of children by citizens of NATO countries, since the overwhelming majority of them permit gender reassignment at the legislative level," the explanatory note to the document says.

As noted in the bill, the ban is aimed at implementing state policy to eliminate any possibility of adoption of Russian children by representatives of the LGBT community.

The State Duma drafted a bill in May to completely ban adoption of a child by foreign citizens if gender reassignment is permitted in their country. The Russian Orthodox Church proposed introducing such a ban a year ago.