Russia plans to ban 'baby boxes' for unwanted infants

29 September 2016

Russia is moving towards banning "baby boxes" - the hatches introduced in many countries where desperate mothers can safely abandon an unwanted infant.

But there has been sharp criticism of the ban proposed by senator Elena Mizulina and backed by the government.

Some warn that a ban will mean more dead babies left in woods or at rubbish dumps. Russia has about 20 of the boxes, where a mother can anonymously leave a baby at a maternity unit.

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from Zrenjanin, who was a family from Sweden last Friday took from its host Ljiljana Radulovic, which is "Alo!" He wrote yesterday - still continues!

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The Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veteran and Social Affairs announced that the process of the adoption will continue, because it is "based on monitoring the flow of mutual adjustment of the child and the prospective adoptive estimated that the adoption of concrete in his best interest."

Protest in Zrenjanin

Ex-official arrested in adoption scheme

Former DIF family services executive implicated in adoption for cash

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Mexico News Daily | Thursday, September 29, 2016

The investigation into an adoption-for-cash scheme uncovered last year in Sonora took a step forward with the detention of alleged mastermind Vladimir Alfredo Arzate Carbajal, a former government official.

Ex-official arrested in adoption scheme

Former DIF family services executive implicated in adoption for cash

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Mexico News Daily | Thursday, September 29, 2016

The investigation into an adoption-for-cash scheme uncovered last year in Sonora took a step forward with the detention of alleged mastermind Vladimir Alfredo Arzate Carbajal, a former government official.

Family First Act, Proposed Overhaul of IV-E, Dies as Senate Adjourns

by John Kelly September 29, 2016

The U.S. Senate adjourned this afternoon, and in doing so ended any chance for the Family First Prevention Services Act of 2016, a bill that would have dramatically altered the federal IV-E entitlement, the largest conduit of funds to states for child welfare services.

Family First was conceived of by Senate Finance Committee leaders Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) and Ron Wyden (D-Ore.), and paired two legislative objectives: increasing federal investment in services aimed at preventing the need for foster care, and curbing federal spending on congregate care.

Wyden and Hatch negotiated a bill with House Ways and Means leadership that used a delay in new federal spending on adoption assistance to make the act a cost-neutral proposition. Ways and Means marked Family First up in June, and it passed in the House the next week.

The Ministry of Labor, Employment, Veterans' Affairs and Social Affairs announced that the procedure of this adoption will be continued, because "based on monitoring the course of mutual adjustment of the child and potential adopters, it was assessed that concrete adoption is in his best interest."

- The interest of the child and respect for the law is the only thing that the competent institutions are guided by, and public pressure cannot have an influence on that - the ministry announced. They accused the child's foster parent of obstructing the process.

Serbian children are adopted by foreigners

The Ministry states that about 10 percent of all children eligible for adoption in Serbia are adopted by foreigners, and that Sweden and the United States are in the lead. During the last 10 years:

- 60 children went to Sweden

THE DESTINY OF THE ADOPTED BOY SHOOK ENTIRE SERBIA: People will go on the streets because of him!

The law requires a minimum of one year searching for adoptive parents in Serbia, and then the child can go to a foreign adoption

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A protest will be held today in Zrenjanin for taking the fire year old boy from a foster family. This story shook entire Serbia, because it all happened suddenly, in three days.

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BOY TAKEN FROM THE FOSTER MOTHER, took her baby and gave it to strangers!

Author: Radmila Briza | 28/09/2016. 10:36 - 09/28/2016. 12:25

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28 September 2016.

Dev?irme: Vu?i? has begun and our children to sell to foreigners!

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In the city on Begej protest today because of the seizure of the five-year children from foster families. It all happened at the gap to three days, says its host. Ljiljana under the law for years, can not adopt a child

More children being adopted within Nepal than by foreigners

September 26, 2016 00:30 AM Gyanu Sapkota

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More children being adopted within Nepal than by foreigners

KATHMANDU, Sept 25: The number of Nepali children being adopted by couples within the country is higher than those being adopted by foreign couples.