A Little Girl Was Strung Up By Her Wrist By Her Foster Mother To Punish Her For Taking A Carton Of Milk

The young girl whose hands are tied, can be seen hanging several feet above the floor from a horizontal pole in a building in the Vinh Tuong District of northern Vietnam’s Vinh Phuc Province.


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Five-year-old girl screams after being strung up by her wrists by her cruel Vietnamese foster mother to punish her for taking a carton of milk

Shocking video has emerged of a five-year-old girl screaming after being strung up by her wrists by her cruel Vietnamese foster mother as punishment for taking a carton of milk.

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Child welfare shelters need much better staff

Child welfare shelters need much better staff

Staff at child welfare centres and shelters in the country need to be better trained about child-ren's psychological development, Nguyen Minh Anh, a psychologist with the HCM City-based National College of Education has said.

Horrific child abuse at Vietnam orphanage caught on camera

Horrific child abuse at Vietnam orphanage caught on camera

A video of a woman abusing a child at an orphanage is causing an uproar in Vietnam’s Bac Lieu Town and has triggered a police investigation.

Vietnam, US resume inter-country adoption after hiatus since 2008

Vietnam, US resume inter-country adoption after hiatus since 2008

American parents are now able to adopt Vietnamese children again after a six-year hiatus since inter-country adoption between the US and Vietnam went inactive in 2008.

US to resume Vietnamese adoptions

US to resume Vietnamese adoptions

Americans will soon be able to follow celebrity couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt in adopting Vietnamese children after alleged baby-selling led the U.S. to halt adoptions for six years.

Note: Good, now maybe they'll leave our kids alone.

Vietnam media violate child’s right to privacy in reporting abuse: experts

Vietnam media violate child’s right to privacy in reporting abuse: experts

Many Vietnamese newspapers “rudely” violate children’s right to privacy when reporting cases in which they are victims of domestic violence and rape, experts say.

Why Christians Like Me Should Listen to Critiques of Evangelical Adoption

Why Christians Like Me Should Listen to Critiques of Evangelical Adoption

I’d like to believe my sons’ best life is in my home, and not with their first families. But Christians committed to justice need to remember we are not entitled to other people’s children.

Two Vietnamese Nationals Charged With Falsely Accused NJ Relatives Of Human Trafficking

Two Vietnamese Nationals Charged With Falsely Accused NJ Relatives Of Human Trafficking


A man and a woman from Vietnam who entered the United States on student visas were indicted today for allegedly falsely reporting to authorities that relatives in New Jersey had engaged in human trafficking by forcing them to act as domestic servants and work in nail salons in Mercer County without pay, Attorney General Jeffrey S. Chiesa announced.

Family loses fight to adopt Vietnamese boy

Family loses fight to adopt Vietnamese boy

A Washington Twp. couple has lost their quest to adopt a little boy from a Vietnamese orphanage after trying for more than two years. Four-year-old Thomas called Angela Manuszak “Mommy” and longed for the day when he could return with her to the United States.

Parents blamed for children's accidents at home

Parents blamed for children's accidents at home

The carelessness of parents has contributed to an increasing number of injuries of children, according to the City Department of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs.

16 Vietnamese kids, US families in adoption limbo

16 Vietnamese kids, US families in adoption limbo

Marsha Sailors painted the nursery pink and green at her Missouri home, put up princess pictures and built a crib for her new little girl. They hadn't yet met, but she already was in love with the smiling 6-month-old in a photo sent from Vietnam.

Adoptions from Vietnam may be resumed

Adoptions from Vietnam may be resumed

Discussions between Ireland and Vietnam on reopening the south-east Asian state for Irish couples pursuing inter-country adoptions are expected to begin within weeks, The Sunday Business Post understands.

Vietnam initiates first national program on child protection

Vietnam initiates first national program on child protection

The United Nations Children’s Fund and the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs have set up the first National Program on Child Protection for the period 2011-2015 in Vietnam.

Calls for child protection scheme

Calls for child protection scheme

Viet Nam needs to build a child protection system that paves the way to long-term, sustainable solutions to prevent the abuse of children, says Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Minister Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.

Child protection needs more professionalism

Child protection needs more professionalism

The Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs, Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan, has emphasized the need to build a professional child protection system to ensure the safety of children.

Social work alleviates poverty

Social work alleviates poverty

Social work development plays an important role in alleviating poverty, addressing complex social problems and promoting social justice and equality in Viet Nam, said Minister of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs Nguyen Thi Kim Ngan.

Note: Bullshit. Social workers victimize impoverished families.

No Place at School for Vietnam AIDS Orphans

No Place at School for Vietnam AIDS Orphans

The first day of school was a special one last month for the 15 children from the Mai Hoa orphanage here. They are infected with H.I.V., the virus that causes AIDS, and for the first time they would be allowed to attend the local primary school.

Vietnam jails 6 for adoption fraud

Vietnam jails 6 for adoption fraud

A Vietnamese court has sentenced six people to up to 4 1/2 years in prison for arranging more than 300 fraudulent adoptions, a court official said Tuesday.

Among those sentenced were the heads of two welfare centers who helped persuade unwed pregnant mothers to give up their babies in exchange for free food and shelter.