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The End of Adoptions from China

Barbara Demick on how China’s adoption programs, which offered new lives to abandoned infants, increasingly depended on abuse, abduction, and trafficking.

By: The New Yorker

Sep 21 2024
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It was, to some, a beautiful thing. In 1992, the Chinese Communist Party decided to send children abroad for adoption. Child abandonment had surged in the preceding decade because of a law that restr… [+13723 chars]

The End of Adoptions from China

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