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Date: ma 23 mrt. 2015 21:23

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To: Mia Dambach

golfi schrieb:

Citaat:

Einen Anwalt einzuschalten halte ich für schwierig, da es keine Garantie für ein Kind gibt, denn es werden Eltern für Kinder ausgesucht und man versucht darzustellen, dass die Länder die Kinder aussuchen und nicht die Vermittlungsstellen. Falls Ihr noch einen Versuch startet empfehle ich Euch brav zu sein und niemals aufzumucken.

Ja, und ich möchte noch hinzufügen, es gibt kein Recht auf ein Kind.

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Acting Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Travels to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Netherlands, and Italy Media Note Office of the Spokesperson Washington, DC March 19, 2015 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Acting Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Michele T. Bond is visiting the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), the Netherlands, and Italy, March 19-27. While in the DRC, she will meet with government officials to discuss intercountry adoption concerns. In the Netherlands, Acting Assistant Secretary Bond will meet with officials from the Ministry of Security and Justice and visit the National Crisis Center in Amsterdam. She will also talk with students at Amsterdam University College. In Rome, Acting Assistant Secretary Bond will deliver a keynote address at the Federation of American Women’s Clubs Overseas Conference and tour Salvation Army relief facilities. For more information about the Bureau of Consular Affairs, please visit: Travel.state.gov.For press inquiries please contact CAPRESSREQUESTS@state.gov or (202) 485-6150. [This is a mobile copy of Acting Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs Travels to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Netherlands, and Italy] Short URL: http://m.state.gov/md239522.htm

REPUBLIC OF KENYA

IN THE HIGH COURT OF KENYA AT NAIROBI

ADOPTION CAUSE NO. 294 OF 2014

IN THE MATTER OF THE CHILDREN ACT NO. 8 OF 2001

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Orphanages and adoption has become a sore spot of the child protection in Kazakhstan for a number of reasons. In spring 2014, a Kazakh lawmaker Dariga Nazarbayev suggested closing down all 184 institutions involved in the care of orphans including orphanages, youth houses, group homes and Dom Malyutki orphanages for babies. The ultimate goal behind Nazarbayeva’s suggestion was ensuring that all 32,362 registered orphans and social orphans eventually have families.

But to realize Nazarbayeva’s idea, major changes are required in Kazakhstan’s adoption system. As the conventional wisdom goes, adoption of a healthy child from an orphanage is close to impossible thanks to heads of local orphanages and other officials involved in the process of adoption. Adoption of a child with health issues, too, is not an easy thing to do in Kazakhstan. The conventional wisdom would have turned into some sort of an urban legend, if it had no facts to back it up. Earlier, Deputy Prosecutor General Andrey Kravchenko talked about key problems in the Kazakhstani adoption system.

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European adoption. Patricello (EPP): "Establish a European Agency to handle adoptions among the various states of the old continent." The proposal presented by Ai.Bi.

European adoption. Patricello (EPP): "Establish a European body to handle adoptions among the various states of the old continent." The proposal presented by Ai.Bi.

In the European Parliament we talk of international adoptions. Merit of the Italian deputy Aldo Patricello, member of Forza Italy and member of the EPP. MEP urges the European Commission to adopt "a new proposal for a Regulation establishing a European body that deals with managing, according to the procedures and rules to be established by that regulation, adoptions intra".

The European agency would be responsible to manage, coordinate and facilitate the whole procedure. Explains Mr Patricello: "I think, therefore, that a European directing could be an effective solution to bring order among the different systems of procedure that govern the processes of adoption. Greater integration also depends on the awareness of our rights related to the concept of citizenship: the EU can and should facilitate the exercise of such a right. This is not, of course, to change the existing rules - says MEP Molise - but rather to prepare a homogeneous path and more effective for all EU citizens who wish to adopt children born in European territory and who often have to extricate themselves, with many difficulties including the complicated bureaucratic procedures that are different from country to country. "