Adoption

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The process of adopting a child can be long and demanding but it is a rewarding wait

The process of adopting a child can be long and demanding but it is a rewarding wait.

A same-sex couple’s struggle to have their children via surrogacy granted citizenship in Namibia, where marriage between men is not yet legal, is being stonewalled at every turn

The New South Wales government said the change would prevent vulnerable young people from being moved around multiple foster homes

The court found former gynaecologist Eduardo Vela guilty of taking Ines Madrigal, now 49, away from her mother as a newborn in 1969

The ‘stolen babies’ scandal was a dark chapter of the repressive Franco era that shook Spain when it eventually came to light in the 2000s

The Law Reform Commission is examining the rights of donor-conceived children to learn their donors’ identity, but what would a new system look like?

New dads and adoptive parents should have the same time off work as moms who give birth

White South Africans are learning it’s time to confront each other’s problematic race attitudes.

Social workers prefer to avoid transracial adoptions, but supply and demand often override this sentiment when it comes to potential parents.

The ban on foreign gay couples adopting has underscored a growing rift with the West over gay rights under President Vladimir Putin.

Australia will formally apologise for the forced adoption of tens of thousands of babies born mostly to unmarried mothers between the 1950s and 1970s.

One of the biggest challenges faced by child welfare groups involved with abandoned babies and adoption is time. Too much of it, and not enough.

Russia has signalled that it could soon slap a moratorium on US adoptions of local children despite the signing of an agreement on the issue in 2011.