It is that time of the year for the [Korean] National Assembly Audit; If you have time, please complete this short survey.
Your answers/suggestions can help improve our rights and the services provided to us.
Thank you,
John Compton
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Amy Comey Barrett introduces family 9/6/2017 hearing.
- 7 children
- "Vivian 13, our miracle, was born in Haiti, 14 months old weighed 11 pounds"
- "John Peter born in Haiti joined family 2010 after devastating earthquake
- "Benjamin 5 has special needs"
@koreatimescokr NO! the law was changed to prevent abuse of law makers sending their kids overseas to avoid military service, so NO to bts! If Rep. Noh Woong-rae is looking to exempt someone, amend the law to automatically exempt adoptees first; NOT bts. Korea needs to STOP IGNORING ADOPTEES!
Today, Adoptees lost an important acheivement, having an Adoptee Representative on the Board of Directors for Korea Adoption Services. The National Center for the Rights of Children assume the rights and responsibilities of Korea Adoption Services.
It's appalling this still continues in Korea. This woman left her child with a pastor/facility, when she returned to visit her child, the pastor said the child had died. 15 yrs later they're reunited. @TheBlueHouseENG@moonriver365@TheBlueHouseKR@mohwpr
https://t.co/yd6An6Qhzl
The @moonriver365 administration is tearing apart what adoptees have worked hard to achieve. There will no longer be a semi-governmental organization specifically dedicated for adoptees. Korea Adoption Services will be disolved on July 16.
https://t.co/HhHFaZNDUB
@moonriver365 I am still waiting for you to invite adoptees to meet with you and have a "fruitful conversation," but instead you rather meet with @jack? When are you and the Korean Governemnt going to stop ignoring us?
There is a seminar today concerning the ratification of the Hague Convention; however, KAS failed to notify the Overseas Adoptee community. This blatant disregard for our community needs to stop immediately.
@mohwpr@bluehousekorea@TheBlueHouseKR@moonriver365@TheBlueHouseENG
Q: Why doesn't the Korean President pay their respects when an adoptee passes away on Korea soil?
A: We are still fighting to be acknowledged by the Korean Government, but the private agencies still have a financial interest in our lives.
Th adoption agency in which Adam Crapser is from is recognized by the City of Seoul for their positive efforts in regards to Human Rights.
https://t.co/as8nX7Gkfm