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Chilean adoptee reunites with birth mother, helps other stolen adoptees do the same
Chilean adoptee reunites with birth mother, helps other stolen adoptees do the same
From the 1960s through the 1980s in Chile, about 20,000 babies were stolen from their mothers and placed in adoptions outside the country. The mothers were young and poor. Some were indigenous. They were lied to, often being told their babies died at birth.
·wbur.org·
Chilean adoptee reunites with birth mother, helps other stolen adoptees do the same
I willingly, joyfully adopted my sons from Paraguay. I would never do it again
I willingly, joyfully adopted my sons from Paraguay. I would never do it again
Rumors of stolen children adopted by unsuspecting parents circulated in international adoption circles for decades. And now a recent report confirms they're true. Nearly 30 years ago, Marjie Alonso adopted two boys from Paraguay. "I need to take a hard look at the families I dismantled to build my own."
·wbur.org·
I willingly, joyfully adopted my sons from Paraguay. I would never do it again
'I Was Definitely Trafficked': Romanians Adopted As Kids Now Seek Justice, Answers As Adults
'I Was Definitely Trafficked': Romanians Adopted As Kids Now Seek Justice, Answers As Adults
The horrors of Romania's orphanages shocked the world after communism collapsed in 1989, when images emerged of emaciated children living in wretched conditions. Today, some of those adopted by families abroad are returning to Romania for answers and justice.
·rferl.org·
'I Was Definitely Trafficked': Romanians Adopted As Kids Now Seek Justice, Answers As Adults
‘Meet up agad’: Filipino babies sold on Facebook as gov't struggles to improve adoption process
‘Meet up agad’: Filipino babies sold on Facebook as gov't struggles to improve adoption process
The desperation is shared by many on Facebook. Several netizens also complained about the numerous adoption requirements and the tedious process that drove them to Facebook adoption groups.
·pcij.org·
‘Meet up agad’: Filipino babies sold on Facebook as gov't struggles to improve adoption process
AP Exclusive: Abusive S. Korean facility exported children
AP Exclusive: Abusive S. Korean facility exported children
BUSAN, South Korea (AP) — A notorious South Korean facility that kidnapped, abused and enslaved children and the disabled for a generation was also shipping children overseas for adoption, part of a massive profit-seeking enterprise that thrived by exploiting those trapped within its walls, The Asso
·apnews.com·
AP Exclusive: Abusive S. Korean facility exported children
cne.news
cne.news
If parents are unable to take care of their children, the latter may end up in foster care. But what if the authorities believe that the couple will never be able to take care of their children? Such a case may end up in forced adoption.
·cne.news·
cne.news
After Receiving a 20-Year-Old Letter, Woman Discovers the T...
After Receiving a 20-Year-Old Letter, Woman Discovers the T...
Kati Pohler always knew she was adopted. This hasn't kept her from leading a happy, fulfilling life any American teen would dream having. Her adoptive parents were open about her adoption, and didn't keep anything away from their little girl. Well, almost anything… There was one small secret that had been kept from Kati her entire life – a letter that her birth parents had written for her that contained a special request. The Pohlers wanted their daughter to have a normal, happy childhood, and they certainly didn't mean to burden her with the painful truth about her difficult start at life. So they made a decision: Kati would not receive the letter until she went to college. But Katie had grown up, and it was now time to reveal the truth. She was about to face one of the biggest decisions of her life. Would she fulfil her birth parents' request from all those years ago?
·foodisinthehouse.com·
After Receiving a 20-Year-Old Letter, Woman Discovers the T...