South Korea accused of “mass export” of children in adoption abroad

South Korean governments have found a significant survey in a controversial program sent to the adoptive program abroad for decades in a controversial program for decades for decades.

This was an influence on the government, the “mass export of children” managed by the gains of private institutions and found examples of fraud, fake notes and coercion.

Since the 1950s, South Korea sent more children abroad to adopt more than any other country sent to Western countries.

South Korea moved to tighten adoption processes, but some adoption and biological parents are still enthusiastic by their passes. BBC spoke to a woman who claims that the adopted parents’ cares better than they went to the dog. “

“This is a disgrace of our history,” he said. Park Sun-Young, Chairman of the Commission, in the press briefing.

“Although many adopts are lucky to grow in loving families, others spent great difficulty and trauma due to defective adoption processes. Even today many continue to face difficulties.”

The report was released after the investigation, which began in 2022 by the Independent Truth and Peace Commission on Wednesday.

Since then, 367 adoptions were sent from abroad between 1964-1999 – applications that claimed in the adoption process.

So far, about 100 applications have been analyzed, 56 of them were known as victims of human rights violations. The commission is still investigating other cases with a request to be completed in May May.

After the Korean War, South Korea was one of the world’s poorest countries, and several families were eager to adopt children.

The South Korean government has then launched a transnational adoption program, managed by private institutions through special adoption laws.

According to the report, these institutions had a “systematic failure in the field of control and management.”

The report noted that foreign agencies said that a certain number of children and Korean authorities facilitating large-scale adoptions with minimal procedure controls each month were complied with the fact that Korean agencies.

With no government regulation of government, Korean agencies, according to the report, Korean agencies have received a large amount of charge and “gift”, “Gift”, “Profit Management Industry”.

Other gaps are adopted without proper consent of the inadequate examination of birth mothers and parents who adopt.

The agencies also invented reports that the children were seen as being abandoned and accepted; and he deliberately gave children wrong personalities.

Many adoptions, there are false identities listed in paperwork, and now fight for information about the families where they are born and remain inadequate legal protection.

The commission advised the government to comply with international apology and the adoption of the transnational adoption.

South Korea has moved to tighten adoption processes in recent years. In 2023, it adopted a law that ensures that all foreign adoptions will be operated by the Ministry of Government instead of private institutions due to July.

The South Korean government has not yet responded to the report on Friday.

60-year-old Ueland Shin was one of the applications examined by the 60-year-old commission. When he was 13, he was adopted by a Norwegian couple, and later adoption was illegal.

The couple, who were 50 in the campus, first rejected to adopt, but were rejected by the Norwegian authorities.

Then they went to South Korea and visited anotherother, where they chose the inger tone and took them to Norway.

The couple only presented a adoption to the Norwegian government years later. Authorities confirmed this, because if the inger tone confessed the illegality of the condition, then said, “There is nothing to do with Korea.”

Inger-Ton, BBC was allegedly difficult to adjust to his life in Norway, and the adoption was allegedly sexually abused.

“They went to a dog better than they did not.” “It was very painful. I couldn’t talk or express myself other than weeping in the night.”

In 2022, in Norway successfully sued the local government and was awarded the damage. He also accepted the reception house of the local administration, he was responsible for “failure to control.”

His adoptive parents died.

“They did not spend time in prison for what they do.

Although the Commission is satisfied with the results of the investigation, “I have lived in the wrong country and lived a painful and miserable life.”

“I do not wish this to anyone and I have a sincere hope that they do not accept more children than Korea.”