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BISHKEK, January 11 (RIA Novosti) – The Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan lifted a temporary ban on adoption of its orphans by foreigners, imposed last year after a corruption scandal.
The ex-Soviet republic of 5.6 million changed adoption rules, stepping up punishment for adoption-related fraud, the press service of the country’s Social Development Ministry said on Saturday.
The…
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BISHKEK, January 11 (RIA Novosti) – The Central Asian nation of Kyrgyzstan lifted a temporary ban on adoption of its orphans by foreigners, imposed last year after a corruption scandal.
The ex-Soviet republic of 5.6 million changed adoption rules, stepping up punishment for adoption-related fraud, the press service of the country’s Social Development Ministry said on Saturday.
The…
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1 January, 08:36
Russian-US agreement on cooperation over issue of children adoption annulled
An agreement between Russia and the US on cooperation over the issue of adopted children is officially put out of action since January 1. The agreement was signed in July 2011 after several cases when adopted Russian children have been mistreated or even killed by their American adoptive…
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01-10-2013 13:48
Protecting the rights and interests of children, first and foremost, orphans and children deprived of parental care, as well as creating proper conditions for their education and development, is a priority in Ukraine's state policy. Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov said…
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TORONTO: Canada has stopped adoptions from Pakistan, citing a conflict with the Islamic law over adoption and guardianship.
The abrupt move, which took effect in July, has left Canadian adoptive parents heartsick and religious leaders baffled.
“I was shocked, upset and depressed,” says GTA resident Shafiq Rehman, who had been hoping with…
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