Posted in In The News on Jun 23rd, 2011 No Comments »
From The Independent Online: A court in Hanoi sentenced two people to four and five years in jail for planning to sell a new-born baby in Hanoi, a court official said Wednesday. Hanoi People’s Court sentenced Nguyen Van Hai, 42, and his sister-in-law Ngo Thi Sang, 37 for trafficking children, court secretary Tran Cong Hach [...]
Posted in In The News on Jun 23rd, 2011 No Comments »
From Thanh Nien News: Years after their sons and daughters were ‘stolen’ and adopted abroad without their consent, a number of Vietnamese parents have finally been shown proof the children are alive and well. Now, their poor hill-tribe villagers face a moral dilemma. At first glance, it looks like an ordinary family picture: a doting [...]
Posted in In The News on Jun 21st, 2011 1 Comment »
From Very Vietnam: By constructing a building with the name “Tiên Phước 2 Temple” and gathering orphaned children to raise, a so-called “nun” has quickly become rich with money from sympathetic donors… At the end of an alleyway, stood a three-storey house with yellow paint on its exterior, a spacious interior and a Buddha statuette [...]
Posted in In The News, US Department of State on Jun 15th, 2011 1 Comment »
16 Vietnamese kids, US families in adoption limbo Most of the adoptions already in the pipeline went forward under exceptions to the 2008 moratorium, but paperwork problems delayed the Bac Lieu cases. Vietnam now says it hopes to join the international Hague Convention on adoptions in October and that the pending cases must start over [...]
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