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Despite the money poured into the adoption industry by prospective adoptive parents and the established fact that those resources would better benefit children if applied to their biological parents to help them stay with biological family.

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Despite the money poured into the adoption industry by prospective adoptive parents and the established fact that those resources would better benefit children if applied to their biological parents to help them stay with biological family.

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International Adoption as Human Trafficking

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International Adoption as Human Trafficking

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This problem is not limited to domestic adoption but extends to international Adoption 

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This problem is not limited to domestic adoption but extends to international Adoption 

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Blanton, T., & Deschner, J. (1990). Biological mothers’ grief: The postadoptive experience in open versus confidential adoption. Child Welfare, 69, 525-35.

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Blanton, T., & Deschner, J. (1990). Biological mothers’ grief: The postadoptive experience in open versus confidential adoption. Child Welfare, 69, 525-35.

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“Relinquishing mothers have more grief symptoms than women who have lost a child to death, including more denial; despair, atypical responses; and disturbances in sleep, appetite, and vigor.”

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“Half of mothers surveyed said they have continued to feel loss, pain, and mourning over the child they lost to adoption (even many years later — this included mothers who had surrendered up to 33 years prior).”

“Only 30% expressed “comfort” about the adoption (thus 70% were not comfortable with the adoption and/or felt it was not the outcome they wanted)”

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Logan, J. (1996). Birth mothers and their mental health: Uncharted territory. British Journal of Social Work, 26(5), 609-625.

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Logan, J. (1996). Birth mothers and their mental health: Uncharted territory. British Journal of Social Work, 26(5), 609-625.

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21% of mothers had made attempts on their lives

82% reported significant depression as a result of surrender

68% described themselves as having a significant mental health problem.

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As Aforementioned in the Scientific Lens...

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As Aforementioned in the Scientific Lens...

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States Parties shall respect the responsibilities, rights and duties of parents or, where applicable, the members of the extended family or community

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Birth Parents Have the Legal Upperhand in relinquishment cases, which are classified as civil issues. Resulting in a mother's right to her child being violated.

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Birth Parents Have the Legal Upperhand in relinquishment cases, which are classified as civil issues. Resulting in a mother's right to her child being violated.

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Average Amount Parents Pay and Discrepancy in Income of Adoptive versus Birth Parents

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Average Amount Parents Pay and Discrepancy in Income of Adoptive versus Birth Parents

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Financial Gain To Be Made From Privatized Adoption

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Financial Gain To Be Made From Privatized Adoption