Global Adoption News: Adoption Concerns

2021 Adoption Concerns

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Reasons why people may register a complaint and what to watch out for with unethical adoptions.  Keep in mind that though adoption may be legal in the United States or other European countries, what happens behind ‘closed’ doors or in foreign countries to obtain ‘your’ child is not always ethical and could lead to child trafficking. If your agency does …

Why you should NOT adopt overseas

10 Reasons Why You Should NOT Adopt Overseas in 2022

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Would you be interested in a full copy of the Intersection Between Child Trafficking and International Adoption video once it is produced? Email info@adoptionhistory.com with “I’m Interested in a copy of the Adoption Trafficking Symposium” on the subject line. Has the global man-made market for children exploited mothers, fathers, families, and communities? Free Information Before You Pay the $70,000 Adoption …

360 Degrees The Lost Children of Cold War Greece (with English subtitles) Gonda Van Steen

The Lost Children of Cold War Greece

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With English Subtitles Watch this important documentary that explores a subject considered taboo until now: the adoptions of over 3,000 Greek children to the US and another 600 to the Netherlands in the 1950s and 1960s. “Nobody paid attention to the facts. The only important thing was that the children would go to America quickly and without much paperwork. That …

India Journeyman Exposing India's Illegal Baby Trade

Exposing India’s Illegal Baby Trade – Journeyman

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“I wept. I tried to hang myself, so I could die.  Everything was pointless without my kids.  I swallowed medicines, drank kerosene oil.  I was admitted to a hospital for a month.  Then I swallowed pills, so I could die.” recalls Sunama. She didn’t know where they were, or if they were even alive. Sunama grieved, hoped, and lost hope …