Canada: Vatican Crimes #adoption #validvoices

Christmas is not a good time for many of us adoptees, or mothers of loss... many of us feel loss and anger over human trafficking and loss of family... Trace

Vatican and nun crimes happened in Spain - research "Spain Stolen Babies" by BBC and this atrocity also took place in Australia (so much so that the government even forced the nuns to issue an "apology" in 2012 for stealing babies). The news program "Dan Rather Reports" did a story on this topic called "Adopted or Abducted?" highlighting the fact that this also took place in USA.
Now this video highlights that this also took place in Canada. In fact, we encourage viewers to look for the book called "GONE TO AN AUNT'S" where reporter and author Anne Petrie further discloses how this took place in Canada.

The Protect Your Children Foundation is committed to exposing all the lies and crimes of religion worldwide to alert the nations of the dangers these criminal organizations pose in our communities. For more information, visit: http://areyourchildrenprotected.org and http://www.protegeatushijos.org

Adopted or Abducted: Dan Rather Reports

Remember the Adopted or Abducted special?



We are proud to announce that an investigative report we did on forced
adoptions has been nominated for an Emmy(r) Award For Outstanding
Investigative Journalism in a News Magazine. In an exhaustive six month
investigation that spanned from Australia to the U.S., we found a widespread
and shocking practice, even at the height of the sexual revolution in the
1960′s and 70′s, of babies born out of wedlock being forcefully put up for
adoption.

ThePatriotgyrl65 10 months ago

I AM SEARCHING FOR MY SON, CHARLEY, WHO WAS BORN JANUARY 20TH 1984 AT PIEDMONT HOSPITAL IN ATLANTA.
HIS FATHER IS SEARCHING FOR HIM AS WELL.
I LIVE IN KENTUCKY, HIS FATHER LIVES IN GEORGIA.
IF YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW ....IS ADOPTED....WAS BORN JANUARY 20, 1984, AND IS SEARCHING FOR HIS BIRTH PARENTS...PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH MY CHANNEL HERE ON YOU TUBE...
THANK YOU FOR READING..........

 

Adoption Reality: Illegal Child Adoption Guatemala #NAAM

Adoption Scandal: The Lost Children Of Guatemala

In recent years, authorities in Guatemala have tried to crack down on illegal child adoptions by foreigners. Corruption, however, is preventing the impoverished Central American country from eradicating the blight of child trafficking.

By Vincent Taillefumier, LE TEMPS/Worldcrunch

Maria Leticia Ispaché spent just one night with her son, Christopher, after giving birth in Guatemala City’s Roosevelt Hospital. Throughout the night she listened to his small hesitating cries. The next morning, one by one, the women next to her in the maternity ward room were allowed to leave with their newborns. “I was alone with my baby when a nurse arrived,” she says. The stranger asked if the baby had already been vaccinated. She took the child and never came back. Leticia Ispaché alerted the hospital, the police and television channels. One year later, she says sadly: “We don’t even have pictures to look for him.”

Corruption and complicity

In 2007, Guatemalan authorities for the first time stiffened the country’s adoption laws. Corruption, however, remains rampant, meaning children are still being shuttled out of the country under questionable circumstances. The trade is said to bring in $200 million a year.

Other efforts to further regulate adoption of Guatemalan children have been led by concerned interest groups. Sobrevivientes led a hunger strike in 2008 that pushed the government to suspend foreign adoptions altogether. And with the help of a UN judiciary body called the International Commission against Impunity in Guatemala (CICIG), authorities are working to dismantle the networks that are thought to falsify at least six out of 10 adoption records. The networks are thought to include an army of scriveners, judges, doctors and directors of orphanages who falsify identities, DNA tests and photos.

Read more here: http://www.worldcrunch.com/adoption-scandal-lost-children-guatemala/world-affairs/adoption-scandal-the-lost-children-of-guatemala/c1s3512/