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12. The UN has been working very hard to protect the rights of children and women

Sun Nov 25, 2012, 12:41 PM

Nov 2012

They have been doing wonderful work to expose intra-national adoption as nothing more than human trafficking that merely preys on poor women for a supply of babies for those clamoring to buy one.

Here is Romania's attempt to stop the sale of human infants and children:

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Europe mulls banning 'boxes' for abandoned babies [View all] Omaha Steve Nov 2012 OP

What "pro-lifers" fail to realize lbrtbell Nov 2012 #1

Does this really differ Sekhmets Daughter Nov 2012 #2

They allow for more anonymity without compromising the child's safety. Squinch Nov 2012 #10

The child's safety has been damaged the moment of relinquishment me b zola Nov 2012 #11

My family consists of many adopted, adored, well adjusted people. I completely disagree with you. Squinch Nov 2012 #13

We are able to achieve all kinds of things in spite of having our identities stolen me b zola Nov 2012 #18

Adopting and loving and raising a child is not human trafficking. Squinch Nov 2012 #21

You are not purchasing a puppy from the pound me b zola Nov 2012 #25

Again, you are grossly generalizing, in a way that is offensive to loving families. Squinch Nov 2012 #27

It's glaringly apparent you know zero about the adoption process. nt Javaman Nov 2012 #40

Oh, PUHLEEEEZE! bitchkitty Nov 2012 #14

Exactly Squinch Nov 2012 #17

Post removed Post removed Nov 2012 #20

And I guess you need to generalize your experience to places where it doesn't apply in any way. Squinch Nov 2012 #22

You see, that is part of the big lie that feeds the exploitation of women and children me b zola Nov 2012 #24

Except that's not what I said me b zola Nov 2012 #23

Pro-human traffickers? bitchkitty Nov 2012 #37

You need to chill out and stop projecting . . . MrModerate Nov 2012 #39

We have young friends, a happily married couple, who could not JDPriestly Nov 2012 #34

I am sorry I did not see this conversation before yoy had a post hidden. Ms. Toad Nov 2012 #38

The UN is against the baby boxes. ChazII Nov 2012 #3

The UN has been working very hard to protect the rights of children and women me b zola Nov 2012 #12

My niece would have died get the red out Nov 2012 #29

Well said, get the red out. n/t ChazII Nov 2012 #36

The UN should femrap Nov 2012 #31

I am on your side. ChazII Nov 2012 #35

Keep The Baby Boxes! Vogon_Glory Nov 2012 #4

I agree indie_voter Nov 2012 #6

100% agree get the red out Nov 2012 #7

I don't understand the objection to the baby boxes. Like another DU member said above, I see these tropicanarose Nov 2012 #5

No social safety net in the world get the red out Nov 2012 #8

I think it may be similar to objections to food banks daleo Nov 2012 #26

and so much of this can go away once the Catholic church changes NuttyFluffers Nov 2012 #9

Yes, churches have been a large part of the problem me b zola Nov 2012 #16

Nebraska should have never caved to pressure on their abandonment law, which was up to age 19. justice1 Nov 2012 #15

Really? LisaL Nov 2012 #33

I don't understand. elleng Nov 2012 #19

Because an unwanted baby is much better off dying in a dumpster thelordofhell Nov 2012 #28

Again, Lord, we agree completely. Squinch Nov 2012 #30

"European men mull banning 'boxes' for abandoned babies" fixed your headline. nt DRoseDARs Nov 2012 #32