India: less than 20000 children adopted in 4 Years
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Less than 20,000 children adopted in four years
International adoption news
Brits no longer able to adopt children in Singapore
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http://www.straitstimes.com/news/singapore/more-singapore-stories/story/britons-no-longer-allowed-adopt-kids-singapore-20140608
Chinese orphans given free health insurance
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Beijing, May 30 Nearly 60,000 Chinese orphans received free health insurance contracts on Friday as a gift on its June 1 Children's Day.
Supported by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the China Children Insurance Foundation (CCIF),under a joint insurance programme the children will be covered for the cost of treating…
Chance for SA orphans with agreement with Australia
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced the inter-country adoption programme this…
Japan’s orphans neglected: HRW
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New identiies for adopted children
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Plan to give adopted children new identities to stop birth parents finding them
India Supreme Court gives adoption rights to Muslims
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Foster care takes root in India
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Foster care takes root in India. How does it differ from adoption?
Foster care in the United States is not a new concept for many families. Internationally, however, the push for non-institutionalized programs to place children in family settings is still taking shape. Here is a primer on the basic differences between adoption and foster care from an international perspective.
