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In The News

25 Monday May 2015

Posted by Natasha in News

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These are the stories we feel should be right on the radar:

  • Porn addicts are at high risk of sexually abusing children, including their own
  • Suicide is now the biggest killer of teenage girls worldwide
  • “Lock up your wives and ban them from using WhatsApp.”
  • New Emojis Give Kids a Unique Language to Speak Out Against Abuse
  • Iran’s Leading Women’s Magazine Suspended After Covering Cohabitation Outside of Marriage

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Today Is International Missing Children’s Day – And Many Are Stolen For The Adoption Industry

25 Monday May 2015

Posted by Natasha in child welfare

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Around the world today states, charities and child welfare organisations will be remembering the many hundreds of thousands of children that go missing every year because today is International Missing Children’s Day.

And yet the level of awareness surrounding what happens to these children and where they go once they are abducted is still very low.

Did you know for example, that many children are stolen or bought from families to fuel the adoption industry around the world? It sounds like a conspiracy theory, one that may seem hard to believe, but there is ample evidence which highlights this terrible practice.

In order to raise awareness about missing children, we’ve added some very interesting links below:

  • Key Facts about missing children
  • Thousands of children in care disappear each year (UK)
  • Your child is missing. Would you want their adoption to be easier?
  • The Australian Federal Police offer links and support for missing children and their families
  • The FBI would like your help in finding these missing children
  • In the UK a child is reported as missing every 3 minutes – have you seen any of these children?
  • Amazing app “You Have A Voice” Helps trafficked children and adults seek help.

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Question It!

25 Monday May 2015

Posted by Natasha in Question It

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Welcome to another week, which also happens to be the week the Queen’s Speech takes place.

It is expected that HRH will touch on at least one proposal the Conservative government is considering implementing in relation to child welfare – tougher jail terms for web paedophiles. Other initiatives include improving school performance nation-wide and more child care options.

The new government is also looking to force councils to merge in a bid to speed up adoption rates.

Our question to you then, is just this: do you think these measures are right?

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