Draft:Adoption

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Adoption is where a family brings unrelated members into the fold.

Build a Family[edit]

(basics)

Human Trafficking[edit]

Adoption Agencies[edit]

Closed Adoption[edit]

Sealing records to prevent the adoptee and the biological parents from finding each other.

Open Adoption[edit]

The biological and adoptive families have access to each other's personal information and have the option of contacting.

Adopting from oversea[edit]

Do you want to adopt a child, but want to reduce the possibility of the adoption being contested? Welcome to international adoption! By being on a different continent, you effectively eliminate any realistic possibility of the biological parents coming back years later demanding their kid!

China[edit]

As a result of China's One-Child policy, millions of girls were aborted or forced into horrific orphanages.

That was partially a lie.

Some of those girls were kidnapped from their homes and sold for as little as $200 to the orphanages, who could then resell the babies internationally for $20,000. [1][2] In some cases, parents intentionally have more children for the explicit purpose of selling them to the traffickers.[3]

Political Grandstanding[edit]

Russia[edit]

Putin made international headlines when he banned international adoption of Russian infants, though this was more in retaliation for anti-corruption legislation by the US.[4] Furthermore, Russia has banned LGBT couple from adopting children. [5]

The Abortion Connection[edit]

(the argument that adoption is a viable alternative to abortion)

Adoption in Abrahamic Religions[edit]

(rights, history)

Adoption by Religious Orgs[edit]

(shakers)

See also[edit]

Abortion

External links[edit]

Notes[edit]

References[edit]