PUNE: The Bund Garden police (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/Bund-Garden-police) on Friday booked the parents of

a two-month-old baby girl for abandoning her beneath the water tank on the premises of the Sassoon General Hospital.

Sub-inspector R A Godse (https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/topic/Sub-inspector-R-A-Godse) of the Bund Garden police said,

“Some visitors and security guards spotted a baby girl lying beneath the water tank of the hospital on November 4. They

alerted the police soon after. We waited for a few days, thinking that her parents would visit the hospital in search of her. We

He gave his child up for adoption. After 22 years, the shock followed. Where did he find his son

When she signed the documents, the young woman checked the "open file" option. That meant leaving his details and agreeing that if the child ever wanted to know who his mother was, he could be contacted.

In a few weeks, the boy was kidnapped. The adoptive parents named him "Steve".

Time has passed and when he was 18, Steve decided it was time to look for his natural mother. Despite the efforts, the search yielded no results. However, the boy never lost hope.

In 2007, however, Steve realized that, all this time, he made one major mistake! While searching for his natural mother's name on Google, he typed it wrong. At the time, Steve was 20 years old and was employed as a driver at a grocery store in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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Questions from members Van Nispen (SP) and Van Toorenburg (CDA) to the Minister for Legal Protection about abuses in adoptions and the involvement and science of the Dutch government (submitted 15 November 2019).

Question 1

Have you taken note of the broadcast of Nieuwsuur which shows that there is probably a lot wrong with adoptions from countries such as India and China and that the Dutch government was aware of these abuses? 1

Question 2

Do you also see that the cases that have since been investigated by the Joustra Commission and that are cited in the broadcast of Nieuwsuur are almost impossible to stand on their own and that it appears that the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and of Justice and Have safety failed to protect children against illegal adoption? If not, why not?

Princess Beatrix attended part of the theme day of the expert group of youth judges on Friday afternoon in the Academy Building at the Peace Palace in The Hague.

Beatrix attended two lectures celebrating the thirtieth anniversary of the International Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), a subject close to her heart. Five years ago she also attended the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the UN Treaty.

The princess also used her visit to talk to a number of juvenile judges and scientists about the challenges in their work and in putting the child first. Shortly before, Beatrix had heard in an argument from Leiden professor Ton Liefaard that making the rights agreed in 1989 more sustainable was not easy.

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In the Netherlands, he advocated a Ministry of Youth & Family, adapting children's rights to the 21st century and better involving children in decisions and measures. No child should be left out ('leave no one behind') and children should also have access to the courts.

The parents of a 3-year-old who died earlier this month in Broken Arrow have been arrested, the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office announced Friday.

Friday, November 15th 2019, 12:35 pm

The parents of a 3-year-old who died earlier this month in Broken Arrow have been arrested, the Wagoner County Sheriff's Office announced Friday.

According to court records, Kelsey Seaman has been charged with first-degree murder in the death of her adoptive daughter, Faith Seaman. That charge is specific to child abuse that results in the death of a minor. She has also been charged with child abuse, child neglect and obstructing an officer.

Actor Hugh Jackman speaks about what he sees as Australia’s ‘anti-adoption culture’ and says ‘the bureaucracy needs to change’. In Melbourne to promote his new film, Pan, Jackman has two adopted children with his wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, and says he would like to see faster movement on many social issues in Australia

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An infant, abandoned by his parents on a street in Madhya Pradesh's Neemuch district, has been adopted by a couple from Malta.

An infant, abandoned by his parents on a street in Madhya Pradesh's Neemuch district, has been adopted by a couple from Malta.

A senior official of the city-based orphanage who took care of Kush, who is now one-and-a-half years old, expressed happiness that the boy finally got a family and hoped his fortunes will now change for good.

His adoptive parents - Glenn George Grimon and Katia Grimon - were also overjoyed to have a son after being childless for last 14 years.

Kush was just a day old when the police rescued him from a city street where his parents left him one-and-a-half years back.

Maria M?dalina Turza, named president of the National Authority for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Children and Adoptions

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Maria M?dalina Turza (source: Facebook)

Maria M?dalina Turza was appointed by Prime Minister Victor Orban, president of the National Authority for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, Children and Adoptions, on Thursday.

SLOVAKIA PRESS RELEASE

On 12 and 13 November 2019, an international conference was held in Bratislava on the issues of international child abduction and the search for the origins of the adopted. The conference was organized by the Center for the International Legal Protection of Minors and Young People(CIPC), Central Authority of the Slovak Republic on international adoptions. For the CAI, Vice-President Dr. Laura Laera participated as a speaker, together with the representatives of Central Authorities of other European States, including Austria, Malta and the Czech Republic, experts from the Hague Conference and the European Commission , university teachers and magistrates. The meeting was attended by representatives from other Central Authorities, including Belgium, the Principality of Andorra and the United States of America, representatives from authorized Italian entities, SRAI who presented an interesting series of video testimonials and ASAs, as well as from other States. Europeans, service operators and university students.

During the conference, the meeting took place between the Vice-President of the CAI and the Director of the CIPC, Dr. Andrea Cisarova, in an atmosphere of lively cordiality. The meeting revealed that the CIPC, which signed a new bilateral agreement with the CAI in May 2019 as it did with 9 other European countries (See CICP web page: https://www.cipc.gov.sk/ osvojenia / # medzistatne-osvojenie), is ready to start again with the adoption procedures with the Italian adoptive couples. However, taking into account the drastic drop in Slovak minors adopted in other countries in 2018 compared to previous years, it should be noted that the numbers will still be very limited. Compared to the data, in 2018 in Slovakia there were 1,492 adoptive couples included in the national adoption circuit and 322 minors, while 7 adoption procedures were concluded in the international adoption circuit for a total of 10 minors, with three states (Malta, The Netherlands and the Republic of San Marino).

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