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"Special Needs" Children

March-April 2023

N° 265 – Adoption Crisis and Breakdowns

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53. Bibliography of the Fact Sheet series

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52. Preventing abuse and trafficking

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51. Adoption breakdown

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50. Kafalah

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49. Relative adoption

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48. The adoption of children with special needs

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47. The financial aspects

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46. Post-adoption follow-up

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45. The preparation of prospective adoptive parents, the assistance in the country of origin and the adoption order

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44. Preparing the child for his inter-country adoption

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43. The confirmation of matching, the meeting and the probationary period

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42. Matching: The identification of a family for the child

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41. The intercountry adoptability of the child and the eligibilty of prospective adoptive parents

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40. Domestic accredited bodies in the countries of origin

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39. Accredited adoption bodies of receiving States – AABs (II): Indispensable conditions and supervision of their intervention

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38. Accredited adoption bodies of receiving States – AABs (I): The nature and advantages of their intervention

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37. The primary importance of cooperation between central authorities

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36. Supranational and regional actors

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35. The principle of subsidiarity

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34. Adoption between Hague and non Hague State parties

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33. The legal and procedural context

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32. The global context of intercountry adoption

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31. The search of origins

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30. The follow-up and post-adoption services

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29. “Simple adoption” versus “Full adoption”: the effects of adoption

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28. The meeting and the mutual acquaintance

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27. Preparing the prospective adoptive parents

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26. Preparing the child for adoption

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25. Matching: conditions and criteria

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24. The evaluation of the candidates: the question of age

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23. The evaluation of the eligibility and the suitability of prospective adopters: the report

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22. The evaluation of the eligibility and the suitability of prospective adopters

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21. The adoptability of the child: the report on the child for proceeding with adoption

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20. The determination of the adoptability of the child

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19. The adoptability of the child: objectives and responsibilities

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18. General principles

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17. Provisional protective measures: Family placement

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16. Provisional protective measures: The principles to be observed during the institutionalization of a child (3/3)

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15. Provisional protective measures: The principles to be observed during the institutionalization of a child (2/3)

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14. Provisional protective measures: The principles to be observed during the institutionalization of a child (1/3)