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… He believes the people in the Netherlands are his parents. This should be respected. However, the biological parents have rights too. When a stolen child is found, it is always reunited with its parents. Visiting rights and regular contact is the least they can expect and, in this case, it’s not a bad idea.”
According to BBA, 45,000 children go missing in India every year. Most of them end up being sold into slavery or prostitution, but some are adopted. In 2005, Malaysian Social Services, the agency that arranged Sateesh’s adoption in the Netherlands, was accused of having ties with child traffickers. The agency was responsible for 350 international adoptions and at least two other children from India ended up in the Netherlands without the consent of their biological parents.
See the full article from “Radio Netherlands”
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