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“Adoption Violates 15 of 30 Basic Human Rights.”
Universal Declaration of Human and Child Rights, un.org
Joint Statement, United Nations, ohchr.org
United Nations Convention On The Rights Of The Child, crs.reports.congress.gov
Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Convention on the Rights of the Child, en.wikipedia.org
“Adoptees Are 4x More Likely To Commit Suicide.”
“Adoption Is A $24.7 Billion Dollar Industry.”
“Children In Homes With Adults Not Related To Them Are 8x More Likely To Die Of Maltreatment.”
“Georgia Tann, Often Considered To Be The Founder Of Modern Day Adoption, Stole Over 5,000 Children.”
“Adoptees Who Are Adopted Prior To Age Three Experience Pre-Verbal Trauma.”
“There Are Not “So Many Babies” Waiting To Be Adopted.”
“Children Who Experience Foster Care Are More Likely To Experience Homelessness.”
“Orphanages Do Not Exist In America.”
“Georgia Tann Made Millions By Stealing And Selling Babies.”
“Between 1945 and 1973 More Than 1.5 Million Women Were Forced To Place Their Children For Adoption.”
“Open Adoption Is Not Enforceable.”
This is only partially correct according to adoptmatch.com.
Adoption.org, often considered by many to be a more reliable source, has an article as well that seems to support the notion that open adoptions can be enforceable in some states under certain circumstances.
Open Adoption is not enforceable in the following states according to the.com site:
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Maine
Michigan
Mississippi
North Carolina
New Hampshire
New Jersey
North Dakota
Ohio
South Carolina
South Dakota
Wyoming
Open Adoption is enforceable only under “Special Circumstances” in the following states:
Alabama
Indiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Wisconsin