Girls at the Muzaffarpur shelter home in Bihar were drugged and raped in their sleep. Muzaffarpur shelter home owner Brajesh Thakur, along with the help of the shelter home's staff, routinely exploited and abused the girls. This and much more was revealed by the Central Bureau of Investigation in its Muzaffarpur shelter home rape case chargesheet

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Muzaffarpur shelter home rape case: CBI chargesheet reveals how girls were drugged, raped, murdered

From Denmark to Coimbatore: It’s return of the native

By: PTI | Published: January 5, 2019 8:22 PM

A 43-year-old man, who was adopted by a Danish-couple some 40 years ago, has come here in search of his roots and biological parents.

Rajakumar, born to Ayyavu in 1975 and a resident of Thondamuthu near here, was handed over to the Blue Mountain Childrens’ Home and later adopted by the Danish couple when he was 18 months old.

A 43-year-old man, who was adopted by a Danish-couple some 40 years ago, has come here in search of his roots and biological parents. Rajakumar, born to Ayyavu in 1975 and a resident of Thondamuthu near here, was handed over to the Blue Mountain Childrens’ Home and later adopted by the Danish couple when he was 18 months old.

Bhopal: The Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has taken cognizance of inter state child trafficking racket case that was busted a few months ago in Alirajpur. In its letter, the commission has stated that the Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) has received information regarding a multi- state child sale racket from its partner organization, Aawaj, working in Madhya Pradesh for child rights.

Travesty of justice

Aawaj members played a crucial role in uncovering the racket by acting as decoy customers while working with the police. In a strange twist however, authorities then handed over the sold children for foster care back to the same families who had bought them in the name of good bonding. The AHRC strongly condemned such an ill thought decision and demanded proper foster care for the children.

It said an effective and timely investigation into the case must also be undertaken and those found guilty must be prosecuted.

By now, the police have arrested a total 28 persons, including one doctor, four hospital staff and some of the male customers. Yet, in a strange twist and travesty of justice afterwards, the Child Welfare Committee (CWC) of District Alirajpur, the nodal agency for the protection and welfare of children handed over many of the children to the very same families that have bought them.

Onderzoek naar illegale adopties rijt oude wonden open in Tuitjenhorn

Tientallen Nederlandse stellen adopteerden begin jaren 80 illegaal een baby uit Brazilië. Een opvallend groot deel kwam uit het dorp Tuitjenhorn. Was het een wanhoopsdaad, edele daad of misdaad?

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In de woonkamer hangt een foto van een gelukkig gezin. Piet en Greet Blankendaal uit Tuitjenhorn poseren met hun adoptiekinderen Marco (1980), Alex (1982) en Wilma (1983) en de kleinkinderen. Afgelopen zomer vierden ze hun vijftigjarig huwelijksjubileum.

Justitie stopte illegale adoptie in doofpot

Justitie heeft in de jaren 80 illegale adopties uit Brazilië verzwegen. In een strafrechtelijk onderzoek bleven diplomaten, tussenpersonen en malafide bemiddelingsbureaus buiten schot. Het besluit om 42 echtparen niet te vervolgen werd door de top bewust stilgehouden.

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Uit onderzoek van deze krant blijkt dat het ministerie van Justitie en het Openbaar Ministerie in de jaren 80 worstelden met het stijgende aantal illegale adopties. Naar buiten verkondigden ze hard op te treden tegen ouders en bemiddelaars, maar achter de schermen lieten ze hen ongemoeid.

Lesbian couple got children together - now woman wants to be deleted as a fellow

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The Declaration on co-existence is binding, Vestre Landsret has previously stated. Photo: Maria Hedegaard / Scanpix Denmark

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FORTY Australians, including the owners of a Bundaberg McDonalds, have been deceived into contributing more than $480,000 to a charity scam that pushed children into a fake orphanage.

The Australians were fooled into thinking they were supporting Nepalese orphans when, in fact, the kids were not orphans at all.

The Nepalese charity responsible had actually likewise deceived Australian charity Forget Me Not into supporting the trigger by wrongly declaring the kids had actually lost both of their parents. The Nepalese charity even falsified the parents’ death certificates to reveal to the Australian operation these were genuine orphans.

Hervey Bay businesswoman Mel Manley with some of the ladies. Contributed

The non-government organisation, Malai Na Birisu Bal Griha, employed child traffickers who controlled illiterate moms and dads in poor areas of Nepal and took their girls away from them to reside in a Kathmandu orphanage funded completely by Australian donations.

Jansma’s op de bres voor adoptie

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Anne en Meine Jansma met adoptiekinderen Leela (links) en Alemayehu. - Rens Hooyenga

Haule - Rond adoptie van buitenlandse kinderen komen steeds meer misstanden naar buiten. Moet het daarom worden verboden? Nee, vinden Meine en Annie Jansma uit Haule. Met vier geadopteerde kinderen uit India en Ethiopië zijn zij ervaringsdeskundigen.

The stolen children: 'Hundreds' of babies were taken from their mothers to be adopted in Sweden... through an agency later run by the man readying himself to become Prime Minister

EXCLUSIVE: Chilean babies were 'stolen' and trafficked to U.S., UK and Sweden

'A majority' of all foreign adoptions in Chile during Pinochet feared illegal

Adoptions of 630 Swedish citizens are being investigated by the Chilean state

Maria Diemar and her adoptive brother taken from their mothers in hospital

School children during an awareness rally against sexual violence

School children during an awareness rally against sexual violence | Burhaan Kinu/Hindustan Times via Getty Images

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