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Grand Jury Indicts Waimanalo Girl's Adoptive Parents On Murder Charges
Grand Jury Indicts Waimanalo Girl's Adoptive Parents On Murder Charges
The adoptive parents of a missing Waimanalo girl were indicted on murder charges Wednesday, Honolulu Prosecuting Attorney Steven Alm said. Lehua Kalua, 44, and Isaac “Sonny” Kalua, 52, were both charged with second-degree murder, hindering prosecution, endangering the welfare of a minor and persistent nonsupport in connection with the death of their adoptive daughter, 6-year-old […]
·civilbeat.org·
Grand Jury Indicts Waimanalo Girl's Adoptive Parents On Murder Charges
Bail denied for adoptive father in murder of 6-year-old girl
Bail denied for adoptive father in murder of 6-year-old girl
Jan. 6—A Circuit Court judge denied setting bail Friday for a Waimanalo man accused of murdering his adopted 6-year-old daughter in the summer of 2021. A Circuit Court judge denied setting bail Friday for a Waimanalo man accused of murdering his adopted 6-year-old daughter in the summer of 2021. Isaac "Sonny " Kalua III and his wife, Lehua, have been held without bail at Oahu Community ...
·news.yahoo.com·
Bail denied for adoptive father in murder of 6-year-old girl
Stephanie Olrun Pleads Guilty to Murder of Her Adopted Two-Year-Old Girl - Alaska Native News
Stephanie Olrun Pleads Guilty to Murder of Her Adopted Two-Year-Old Girl - Alaska Native News
(Bethel, AK) – On Tuesday, 36-year-old Stephanie Olrun entered a guilty plea to the charge of Murder in the Second Degree for the March 12, 2021, murder of her 2-year-old adopted daughter, Jane Olrun. Bethel Superior Court Judge Nathaniel Peters accepted Olrun’s plea to one count of Murder in the Second Degree. The charges of […]
·alaska-native-news.com·
Stephanie Olrun Pleads Guilty to Murder of Her Adopted Two-Year-Old Girl - Alaska Native News
The Overlooked Risks of Surrogacy for Women
The Overlooked Risks of Surrogacy for Women
Recently, in an interview with ET, reality TV actress Kim Kardashian-West talked about the third child she will soon be welcoming into her family. After giving birth to a daughter and son with her husband, Kanye West, she wanted to give her children more siblings. But getting pregnant the third time around was more difficult than she expected.
·ifstudies.org·
The Overlooked Risks of Surrogacy for Women
‘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
Foster Parents Have Become Professionals in Some States - Stateline
Foster Parents Have Become Professionals in Some States - Stateline
Foster parents, tasked with the 24-7 care of often-traumatized children, show up for parent-teacher meetings, ferry their charges to doctor’s appointments, supervise homework and serve up cuddles. Many work closely with struggling biological parents in hopes of an eventual reunion. These days, many foster parents are being asked to do even more, as an increasing […]
The concept has been around for a while — foster parents in Washington state even tried to unionize back in 2006.
·stateline.org·
Foster Parents Have Become Professionals in Some States - Stateline
A Mother Lost Both Her Children to Durham's Department of Social Services. She Didn't Stand a Chance Against NC's Child Welfare System. - INDY Week
A Mother Lost Both Her Children to Durham's Department of Social Services. She Didn't Stand a Chance Against NC's Child Welfare System. - INDY Week
Jatoia Potts lost both her children because she couldn’t explain her baby’s injuries. She's still fighting to get them back with her family.
·indyweek.com·
A Mother Lost Both Her Children to Durham's Department of Social Services. She Didn't Stand a Chance Against NC's Child Welfare System. - INDY Week
“If I Wasn’t Poor, I Wouldn’t Be Unfit”: The Family Separation Crisis in the US Child Welfare System | HRW
“If I Wasn’t Poor, I Wouldn’t Be Unfit”: The Family Separation Crisis in the US Child Welfare System | HRW
The 147-page report, “‘If I Wasn’t Poor, I Wouldn’t Be Unfit’: The Family Separation Crisis in the US Child Welfare System,” documents how conditions of poverty, such as a family’s struggle to pay rent or maintain housing, are misconstrued as neglect, and interpreted as evidence of an inability and lack of fitness to parent. Human Rights Watch and the ACLU found significant racial and socioeconomic disparities in child welfare involvement. Black children are almost twice as likely to experience investigations as white children and more likely to be separated from their families.
·hrw.org·
“If I Wasn’t Poor, I Wouldn’t Be Unfit”: The Family Separation Crisis in the US Child Welfare System | HRW