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• Congolese wait is over
• Nepal opens doors to inter-country adoption
• Russia makes changes in law to protect its adopted children
• Chinese break trafficking network
• UNICEF commends Vietnam
• Indian private adoption agency closes
• Machine Guns and a Sweet Baby Girl
• Haiti Two Years On
• Post Adoption Centre extends advice line phone hours
• UK Border Agency in Russia
• Transformative effects of adoption
• Society Putin Urges Limiting Foreign Adoption of Russian Kids
• New UK Adoption Legislation
• No change to adoption law for gays in Northern Ireland
• Ukraine: Reform of the Internats
• South Australia to formally apologise for forced adoptions
• Muslim Anti Adoption Benefits Terrorism
• Government of Laos Announces Suspension of Intercountry Adoption
• Ethiopian government travel to China to learn about inter-country adoption
• Romania New Adoption Law in Effect
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• Expert Opinion on Adoption Support
• Ethiopian Delegation Visits China to Share InterCountry Adoptions
• Spain's Stolen Children
• Suspension of Adoptions Lifted in Sierra Leone
• “What to Expect When You’re Expecting”
• Indian adoptions to be quicker
• Delays in placing children
• Adoptive mother who returned son charged
• Doctors root for adoption over in vitro fertilization
• Bulgarian Journalist Sentenced for Excellent Work, Community Outraged
• Adopting From Africa: The Complicated Truth Behind A Celebrity Fad
• Forced adoption apology a 'significant step' for healing
• Kenyan Ministry reassures on funds for orphans
• Out of Ethiopia: Is international adoption an ethical business?
• France to pass gay marriage, adoption law
• Church in Zimbabwe builds orphanage
• Church in Zimbabwe builds orphanage
• Chinese orphans chained together
• China may broaden adoption law
• Agreement between US and Russia
• South Africa would rather foster than adopt
• India adoptions no longer a stigma
• The international adoption system has broken down
• Over one million orphans in Ghana
• Morocco closes its doors to inter-country adoption
• Generation of Orphans: South Africa’s Children of AIDS
• Iraq conflict: Crisis of an orphaned generation
• Haiti to fix broken adoption system
• Inter-country adoptions from India
• Ethiopian Adoptee Wins Legal Case to Revoke Adoption
• French Assembly passes gay marriage, adoption bill
• Two French charity workers jailed in 'false orphans' case
• China seeks to change adoption laws
• Almost 120 000 orphans available for adoption in Russia
• Gay family Right to adopt
• Adoption best way for happiness
• Ireland family in court to get recognition for adoption
• Adoption: Support and benefits set out in government guide
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Adopting Frozen Embryos...
• U.S. – Ireland Operating Arrangement for Outgoing Adoptions of U.S. Children by Irish Prospective Adoptive Parents
• U.S. Parents Take Child Adoption Plea to Washington
• UNICEF say number orphans declining
• The Increasing Problem of AIDS Orphans in Africa
• Orphans, families in agonizing limbo
• Oona King's speech to House of Lords on adoption
• South Korea joins Hague
• Russia may ban French Same-sex Couples
• Ireland number of intercountry adoptions fall
• Adoptee returns to birth country with accusations of kidnap
• Kazakhstan Reiterates American Adoption Ban
• China to place ban on private orphan shelters
• China has over half a million orphans
• Where is the Post Adoption Support?
• Jamica Adoption rules under review
• Indian adoptions in Gulf halted
• The horrors that vulnerable children face
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• America Has its Own Orphan Crisis
• China Supervises Use of Orphan Aid Funds
• Russia stops UK single's from adopting
• Canada stops adoptions from Pakistan
• Inter-country adoptions from Slovakia
• Adoption Day in Ukraine
• South Africa and Holland sign adoption agreement
• Orphans vent Grief over Bangladash Tragedy
• Orphans vent Grief over Bangladash Tragedy
• Only one of the US Russian orphans has been adopted
• Russia-US agreement annulled
• Kyrgyzstan resumes International Adoptions
• Foster care takes root in India
• India Supreme Court gives adoption rights to Muslims
• New identiies for adopted children
• Single mums just as happy as mothers in relationships
• Japan’s orphans neglected: HRW
• Chance for SA orphans with agreement with Australia
• South African adoptions down while orphan numbers up
• Chinese orphans given free health insurance
• India to revise adoption guidelines
• Brits no longer able to adopt children in Singapore
• India: less than 20000 children adopted in 4 Years
• Great News for Indian adoptions
• Orphans political pawns in the war for Eastern Europe
• Death of Adopted Russian Boy in Italy Sparks Outrage
• Of the 8 million kids in institutions worldwide, more than 90% aren't orphans
• Kashmir has over 0.2 million orphans
• UN 1,500 new orphans as a result of Israeli war
• Woman wins permission to look at late father's adoption files
• U.S. to restart inter-country adoption program with Vietnam
• Spain and Russia Sign Partnership Agreement on Adoption
• ‘Full horror’ of suffering of Russian orphans is unveiled
• Spain and Russia Sign Partnership Agreement on Adoption
• Greece: 7 arrested in illegal adoption ring
• Ebola orphans shunned
• Government adoption reforms only impacting on younger children, says charity
• Congratulations to R and N and little one!
• The Truth of Orpans
• Teenager wins International Children's Award for her orphan work
• Irish Adoption Reforms
• Nepal
• Russia number of orphans dropping
• China chages its adoption criteria
• We are all children of the Universe
• Adoption in the News
• Loving foster homes repaired brain damage of Romanian orphan
• Cambodia to resume foreign adoption
• Not looking good for Indian adoptions
• Kazahkstan to invest in adoption
• Kenya ban revoked
• India - eases up regulations for passport applications for adopted children
• Adoptions Northern Ireland
• Anyone can adopt from India
• NAMIBIA JOINS THE 1993 INTERCOUNTRY ADOPTION CONVENTION
• A new Play regarding adoption from the 60s
• Hair test in child protection goes wrong
• Congo drafts new adoption legislation
• There are very few children in the UK to adopt
• 7719 people applied to adopt from India
• High number of adoptions from China
• Social workers inquiry
• Ethiopia adoptions in chaos
• Whoop! Whoop!
• Cambodia and Malta sign adoption agreement
• Mali - new orphan crises
• Peru temporarily suspends adoptions
• India reduces fees for inter-country adoption
• India New Adoption Laws Come into Effect Today
• Ukraine's orphan crises
• Nepal to begin process to ratify Hague Convention
• Why UK has low Inter country adoption numbers

As as gift for Child Day China gives 60 000 oprhans free health insurance

Beijing, May 30 Nearly 60,000 Chinese orphans received free health insurance contracts on Friday as a gift on its June 1 Children's Day.

Supported by the Ministry of Civil Affairs and the China Children Insurance Foundation (CCIF),under a joint insurance programme the children will be covered for the cost of treating 12 critical illnesses, including malignant tumors and conditions that require organ or stem cell transplants to the  value of 100 000 yuan (16 000 dollars) at a premium of 50 yuan a year.

The latest beneficiaries were from Qinghai, Henan, Beijing, Tianjin and north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. Of those covered, 4,659 orphans from Inner Mongolia were covered for the first time by the charity programme. This brings in total more the 930 000 insurance contracts to children in 20 provinced and regions.

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