Secretul blocarii adoptiilor internationale este mult mai prozaic si balcanic, dle Florin Rapan, si tine de invidia unor ministri care sunt tributari unei mentalitati malefice si cinice, ilustrata de dictonul "sa moara capra vecinului". Ca unul care am acordat asistenta umanitara in cateva cazuri de adoptii - de succes si cu final fericit - cunosc ca de fapt la mijloc este dorinta de razbunare a liderului liberal Calin Popescu Tariceanu pe domnul avocat Valeriu Stoica,(fost ministru PNL al justitiei), care controleaza impreuna cu fosta deputata Simona Marinescu (P.D./P.S.D.), cateva birouri de avocatura specializate in adoptii internationale. S-a dorit a se lovi astfel in afacerile si incasarile de multe milioane de dollari ce le aducea industria adoptiilor internationale. Si mai dramatic este insa faptul ca dl. Tariceanu si tovarasa Bertzi au sfasiat inimile a cca. 2400 de parinti si a 1200 de copii orfani, a caror adoptie era aproape finalizata, si care asteapta plangand pe la usile Guvernului Romaniei si ale ambasadelor Romaniei.
Rev. Ioan Pop --- In [email protected], "Florin Rapan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Declaratiile Secretarului de Stat de la ORA, Theodora Bertzi, sunt de- > a dreptul cutremuratoare. Culmea este ca domnia sa recunoaste ca "nu > intelege" ce se intimpla (vezi declaratiile sale de mai jos). Doamna > Bertzi afirma ca o eventuala schimbare a legilor actuale ce interzic > adoptia internationala, ar fi contrara dreptului international. Nimic > mai fals! Schimbarea in sensul permiterii unor categorii de copii sa > fie adoptati international, ar readuce Romania in rindul tarilor care > respecta Conventia de la Haga si Conventia ONU privind drepturile > copiilor!!! > > Pentru mine e clar ca doamna Bertzi ori nu intelege, ori se face ca > nu intelege. In ambele situatii, intr-o tara democrata, asemenea > declaratii s-ar lasa cu cereri de demisie. > > Florin Rapan > > Aici gasiti comentarii de la alte persoane la declaratiile doamnei > Bertzi: > http://www.daily-news.ro/comments.php?idarticle=24169 > > ***************************** > > Adoptions office asks for halt of foreign pressure on inter-country > adoptions > Alecs Iancu > > > "I am appalled by the recent statements of several European lawmakers > about > changing the law referring to inter-country adoptions. (...) We are > responsible, > we want to do our job and not under pressure," said the head of the > Romanian > Office for Adoptions, Theodora Bertzi yesterday. > The state secretary asked for foreign officials who have recently > insisted that > "pipeline" cases (those cases of inter-country adoptions that remained > unresolved following the implementation last year of a ban on inter- > country > adoptions) be settled to trust the decision of the Romanian > authorities and stop > pressing for a quick resolution of these cases. > The ban on inter-country adoptions entered into effect at the > beginning of the > year, following pressures from the former rapporteur for Romania, MEP > Baroness > Emma Nicholson. At the time, Nicholson pleaded for stopping inter- > country > adoptions as they were believed to favor human trafficking networks. > In the last few days, Bucharest Daily News has published several > interviews with > members of the European Parliament, showing that Nicholson's view is > not shared > by everybody in the European assembly. Even the current rapporteur > for Romania, > Pierre Moscovici, underlined that Romania's EU integration would not > be > endangered if the authorities decided to resume inter-country > adoptions. > Furthermore, the EP's report about Romania's readiness to join the > EU, released > in October last year, included an amendment asking that all adoption > requests > that were blocked when the ban came into effect be solved. > According to Bertzi, foreign officials have insisted that the laws be > changed so > that the approximately one thousand requests can be solved. The state > secretary > emphasized that the new laws on adoption, which have fallen under > criticism > especially in countries whose citizens wanted to adopt Romanian > orphans - mostly > in the U.S., were developed after consultations with European > partners. > "I don't think it is a good thing to have this idea that Romania > needs to change > its laws from case to case. One cannot accept changing the laws month > to month, > year to year, especially with regards to such delicate problem as > inter-country > adoptions," Bertzi said. > According to the state secretary, if Romania changed these laws, it > would > violate the conventions to which it is a part. > "It is clear that agencies that deal with adoptions abroad do so for > money and I > know from families (who want to adopt) that they pay large sums of > money to have > a file, a social investigation. I think the costs, which are > substantial, can > still be found on Web sites (of the agencies)," she said. > Bertzi also underlined that she hoped the pressure for solving > the "pipeline" > cases are motivated by the families' interest in the children's > welfare and not > by the financial interests of the intermediary agencies. > When asked whether the introduction of the amendment on inter- country > adoptions > in the European Parliament's report was the result of this kind of > pressure, > Bertzi said "a connection, indeed" exists. > She also expressed her surprise that pressure is favoring inter- > country > adoptions, whereas until recently, it was the other way around. "I > don't > understand this change of attitude," she said. > > http://www.daily-news.ro/article_detail.php?idarticle=24169 > *** sustineti [romania_eu_list] prin 2% din impozitul pe 2005 - detalii la http://www.doilasuta.ro *** Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/romania_eu_list/ <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
