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oapen-20.500.12657-905622024-05-28T02:21:43Z Hoofdstuk 6 - Interlandelijke adoptie naar Nederland: de voortzetting van een gemankeerd beleid Balk, Yannick Frerks, Georg de Graaf, Beatrice transnational adoption transnational reproduction thema EDItEUR::J Society and Social Sciences::JK Social services and welfare, criminology::JKS Social welfare and social services::JKSF Adoption and fostering In this chapter, we address the question of whether and to what extent the currently proposed policy provides an adequate response to the abuses identified in the COIA report. We first discuss the main observations and recommendations from the report. Then, we examine the changes proposed by the minister and the outlines of the new system. Based on the published COIA research and insights from the scientific literature, we scrutinize the newly proposed policy. We will conclude that intercountry adoption in the new configuration still remains vulnerable to risks and issues that are insufficiently safeguarded. We point to arguments that unequivocally advocate for the cessation of intercountry adoption, even when the changes proposed by the government are implemented. We also argue that the government is ignoring significant facts and considerations from the international scientific literature. Ultimately, we argue in this chapter that a resumption of intercountry adoption (even in the proposed modified form) is undesirable. 2024-05-27T11:52:57Z 2024-05-27T11:52:57Z 2023 chapter ONIX_20240527_9789461175311_4 9789461175311 9789461175618 9789461175601 https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/90562 dut application/pdf Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International H6.pdf https://www.borgerhoff-lamberigts.be/owl-press/shop/boeken/voorbij-transnationale-adoptie?variant=144703 ASP editions - Academic and Scientific Publishers Voorbij transnationale adoptie ASP Editions 10.46944/9789461175618.2 In this chapter, we address the question of whether and to what extent the currently proposed policy provides an adequate response to the abuses identified in the COIA report. We first discuss the main observations and recommendations from the report. Then, we examine the changes proposed by the minister and the outlines of the new system. Based on the published COIA research and insights from the scientific literature, we scrutinize the newly proposed policy. We will conclude that intercountry adoption in the new configuration still remains vulnerable to risks and issues that are insufficiently safeguarded. We point to arguments that unequivocally advocate for the cessation of intercountry adoption, even when the changes proposed by the government are implemented. We also argue that the government is ignoring significant facts and considerations from the international scientific literature. Ultimately, we argue in this chapter that a resumption of intercountry adoption (even in the proposed modified form) is undesirable. 10.46944/9789461175618.2 5cae5a70-e73a-4f54-96c8-533084e04e50 d58c75ed-009f-4540-9bb0-188e0be186f1 9789461175311 9789461175618 9789461175601 ASP Editions 12 Brussels open access
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In this chapter, we address the question of whether and to what extent the currently proposed policy provides an adequate response to the abuses identified in the COIA report. We first discuss the main observations and recommendations from the report. Then, we examine the changes proposed by the minister and the outlines of the new system. Based on the published COIA research and insights from the scientific literature, we scrutinize the newly proposed policy. We will conclude that intercountry adoption in the new configuration still remains vulnerable to risks and issues that are insufficiently safeguarded. We point to arguments that unequivocally advocate for the cessation of intercountry adoption, even when the changes proposed by the government are implemented. We also argue that the government is ignoring significant facts and considerations from the international scientific literature. Ultimately, we argue in this chapter that a resumption of intercountry adoption (even in the proposed modified form) is undesirable.
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