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This article, Minister Announces No Suspensions on Russian Adoptions, discusses the current decision of adoption reform.
Russian Adoption,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], International Adoption Stories.com -- viewed May 5, 2010
Adopting from Russia and other nations in the Soviet Union began after World War II. Originally, the most popular adoptions were from Japan and Europe, since there were many children who were orphans due to the war. Poverty and social upheaval led the governments of both war torn and poverty-stricken countries to open their doors to international adoptions during the 1950s.
Despite threatening to suspend all adoptions to the US, as of May 5,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 2010 Russia is still allowing American families to adopt. This issue has not been raised in the Duma, the Russian house of parliament, as of press time, but it may be raised in the days that will follow.
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Adoption agencies began to spring up, realizing the business potential of US-Russian adoptions. Also, since Russian parents were hardly adopting Russian children, the government began to accept Americans adopting their nation's children.
From 1971 to 2001, Americans adopted 50,346 children from Europe (The Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute). As of 2001, China and Russia were the leading adoption countries with China representing 25 percent of all American international adoptions and Russia at 22 percent. By 2001, there were 4279 Russian adoptions in the US.
Read on
How to Adopt a Child from Another Country
Pros and Cons of International Adoption
International Adoption from Russia
International Adoption Facts, The Evan B. Donaldson Adoption Institute -- viewed May 5, 2010
Can Parents Adopt from Russia Today?
Check out the Eastern Europe blog post on Russian adoptions.
History of Russian Adoptions and Russian Adoption Agencies
A recent case has threatened a ban on adoptions for Americans. In April 2010, an American woman sent her seven year-old adopted son on a plane back to Moscow with a note saying she did not want him anymore. This caused a major disturbance in US-Russian adoption relations. This particular incident came on the tail of other adoption horror stories, including several cases of Russian children being murdered.
The International Adoption Agency
Children usually range from ages of eight months to 16 years, living in orphanages. Married couples over the age of 25 are preferred as well as single women over 25. Prospective parents in the process are allowed to travel to Russia two times. After setting up medical exams and clearing immigration, they are allowed to take the child home. It is a lengthy, time-consuming process.
International adoption agencies began serving as intermediaries between the American parents and Russian government. Paperwork such as visas to enter the country and translations were all needed to ensure a smooth adoption process.
"US Families still adopting Russian children - minister," RIA Novosti,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Johnson's Russia List, May 5, 2010
Adopting is now a trendy way to become a mother or father. In the past, however,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], adopting was considered an absolute last resort to having a child and came with a stigma attached. In the United States, adoption internationally became popular in the second half of the twentieth century.
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