Unveiling The Truth: Holt Children’s Services Under Fire For Alleged Sham Adoptions ABC’s Eye-Opening Investigation Sparks Outcry

Adoptionland Commentary on “Investigating South Korea’s Sham Adoptions” Foreign Correspondent by ABC News In-depth Article.

In a groundbreaking investigation by ABC, Holt Children’s Services faces intense scrutiny over alleged sham adoptions in South Korea, where children may have been wrongly labeled as orphans. This revelation casts a glaring light on the integrity of international adoption processes and raises critical questions about the welfare of vulnerable children and their families.

Uncovering Mislabeling Allegations

ABC’s in-depth report delves into the possibility that Holt Children’s Services, a prominent adoption agency, may have misrepresented the status of children in South Korea. By labeling them as orphans despite having living parents or family members, the agency could have facilitated adoptions under false pretenses. Such practices not only raise ethical concerns but also raise concerns regarding how international adoption is a legal form of child trafficking system.

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