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Saturday, August 07, 2010

Questions & Answers: U.S. Suspends Processing New Nepal Adoption Cases Based on Abandonment

Questions & Answers: U.S. Suspends Processing New Nepal Adoption Cases Based on Abandonment

Q. Why is the United States government suspending adoptions from Nepal?

A. The Department of State and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) have decided to suspend processing of new adoption cases from Nepal that involve children who are claimed to have been found abandoned, because documents presented in support of the abandonment of these children in Nepal have been found to be unreliable and circumstances of alleged abandonment cannot be verified because of obstacles in the investigation of individual cases.

2 comments:

Henry Scobie said...

If you want to understand the U.S. suspension, read:


Nepal Children's Organization (Bal Mandir) -- Victims of Balmandir

http://poundpuplegacy.org/node/43654

and

Trade of Children (Voice of Children) at PEAR Nepal

http://pearadoptinfo-nepal.blogspot.com/2010/06/trade-of-children-voice-of-children.html

Henry Scobie said...

Nepal -- Paper Orphans documentary posted on the web:

http://pearadoptinfo-nepal.blogspot.com/2011/10/paper-orphans-documentary-posted-on-web.html

Terrific documentary on the Bal Mandir kidnappings.

By the Swiss INGO -- Terre des Hommes.

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