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France has introduced a new type of paid parental leave, available to both parents, in an effort to support families and boost the country's declining birth rates. This initiative aims to provide additional time off for parents to care for their newborns or adopted children.
A Hungarian ministry is proposing modifications to the management of health data related to secret adoptions, aiming to prevent the splitting of adopted children's health documentation upon joining a new family.
A proposed Family Law Act in Estonia would require adoptive families to inform children of their adoption and grant adopted children the right to access information about their biological parents without parental consent.
An opinion piece argues against defining Danish identity solely by genetics, emphasizing that adopted children raised in Denmark are as Danish as those born there.
An Associated Press investigation uncovered that many adopted children, promised permanent homes, are instead being confined in for-profit institutions. The report highlights concerns about the welfare of these children within the system.
The 'My Fostering Journey' project has successfully gathered and documented the experiences of biological and adopted children, referred to as 'children who foster,' regarding their fostering journeys.
Former military officer Patricia Campos is defending herself against accusations of physical abuse and humiliation of her two adopted children, stating that the claims are false.
Actress Sandra Bullock has shared a rare photograph of her adopted children, captivating fans and offering a glimpse into her private life. She also reflected on motherhood, calling it "the honor of life."
A woman has been arraigned in Anambra state, Nigeria, over the alleged physical abuse of her adopted children, an incident not uncommon in the region.
Lawyer Einar Hugi Bjarnason from Reykjavík Law Firm provides clarity on the legal question of whether an adopted child inherits from their biological parents.
Thousands of children adopted into Switzerland were allegedly held illegally in quarantine in hospitals in Western Switzerland, according to an investigation by "Beobachter."
Jason and Jessica Klimp of Michigan have pleaded no contest to first-degree child abuse after two of their adopted children were found severely dehydrated and malnourished.
USR Senator Cynthia Păun has introduced a legislative initiative in the Romanian Parliament to simplify and accelerate the process for adopted individuals to obtain information about their biological parents, if desired.
Legendary Indian choreographer Saroj Khan's personal struggles, including her marriage at 13 and conversion to Islam for her second husband, are highlighted.