Nepal recieves no applications in 2011
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
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Our news archive regarding international adoption into the UK.
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Ukraine has a new Children's Obundsman
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
In Ukraine children's rights are not high on the agenda and discrimination, abuse and orphanhood are common. As a result of the poor status awarded Ukraine by the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, the improvement of the youngest citizens’ condition has become a priority, hence the appointment of Yurii PAVLENKO, Ukrainian president’s ombudsman for children
It is not trafficking: Its the Global Orphan Crises
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
The Trouble With International Adoption Is not Trafficking: It's the Global Orphan Crisis
Armenia to revise international adoption rules
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Government Plans Fresh Changes In Armenian Child Adoption Rules
BBC progamme on inter-country adoption
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Saira Khan the runner up from the first Aprentice has recently successfully adopted a baby from Pakistan. The BBC followed her journey.
Social workers blocking adoption
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
Thousands of children in care are denied new families 'because of social workers' hostility to adoption'
Step Forward for Orphans
Posted by Cecile Trijssenaar
American parents of children stranded in orphanages around the world will take to the National Mall to march to the U.S Capitol of Washington on August 26. Dubbed the Step Forward for Orphans, the march is designed to bring attention to the dire situation that’s affecting orphans around the world.
