You mean Kosovo

@@MohamedBadat-yp7xj No. I was thinking of the cases that happened during the 80s in Belgrade. You can find many sources on the Internet related to this case. After your message, I checked whether similar cases had happened in Pristina, especially during the war period, but I didn't find any. If you have any accurate sources, please share them.

@@VodeniMedvedWhat he meant is "Kosovo is Serbia"

the worst part about this is that we couldve been raised in more diverse areas with people who look like us or at least had more understanding of diverse experiences. western countries arent monoracial in big cities but rarely are we ever adopted to them. nearly every adoptee i met here in the states has moved to a bigger city like nyc or dc and reports being much happier. but they had to be traumatized in small rural monoracial towns where they were constantly dehumanized before being able to experience it. it leaves a mark on you. growing up, i was virtually invisible to people. people would literally avoid me, my peers wouldnt even pass papers out to me and then claimed they "forgot me". they'd say im just that asian girl. so no one can wonder now why i am moving to LA and living among other Koreans and asians.

​@@sabishii_tabibitoIt was legal because the (corrupt) governments allowed it to happen.

Should be per infant/child.

The agencies in the US (the demand side of adoption) get paid $60,000 per child.

I was adopted from SK in 83-84, at 2 years old. It was around 3k at that time

I don’t believe anyone in the film said that the practice was limited to Korea. As a Korean adoptee, I can tell you that that part of this is the scale of it. So many countries involved, and perhaps one of the first times in history it was carried out on such a grand scale. Although the number of adoptees is quoted as 200,000 total children, there are many of us who believe the numbers are much higher, since private adoptions, etc. were being carried out as well. And, the platform changed. What began as a way to “rescue” mixed race children from a homogeneous society, turned into a money-making process that was streamlined to complete as many adoptions as possible. The complicity of the Korean government, sending out their own children to countries around the world without regard to family dynamics where children were literally stolen from their mothers, is staggering. In a country where it is said that children are much loved and valued. For me, the changing of the mission of international adoption without transparency is unacceptable. And the lies continue to this day. No one is trying to invalidate any other adoption practice, I sincerely believe we can only tell our own stories, and let others tell theirs. This film is completely about a segment of the international adoption community telling their own story. I would encourage you, if you feel strongly about this, to produce your own film about the adoption segment with which you are aligned so that their story may also be told. Thank you for the book recommendation.

They are also victims

Where did it happen in Africa?

@@MohamedBadat-yp7xj i remember watching a documentary about adoptions in Africa in general ( unfortunately i cannot remember where exactly) about canadian and american institutions that " helped" kids in Africa find families in the West. Turns out their parents did not want to give them away at all...

@@igeorgoudiIt's to provide victims for p€d0 philia in the west

I know at least one case in which the Chinese adoptee found herself still not legally naturalised when she was 17. Another was disabled due to birth defects and abused by their adoptive family after coming out as a transmasc person. 🤦‍♀

Kingdom of Denmark once ruled your Province right ?

Elite p€d0s

The thing about fabricating lurid lies out of thin air like this is that it takes almost no effort to do, yet they also take an exponentially higher amount of effort to refute

​@@rodaziwhat lies? The reality is that children in the US are a commodity to be bought and sold through the multi billion dollar child trafficking/adoption industry. Where have those children gone? The government won't talk about whether they're dead, how many are missing, there's a media blackout.

@@rodazi That's some next level stupidity too. A little more than 100 people died in the Maui fires.

Sort of

We don't mind giving our daughters. We can keep on making until we get son.

Banned the India and West, Keep Korea Great Again 👍 🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷🇰🇵🇰🇷

Stop the West , Stop Harassing Asian women

Strangely enough, former comfort women believed that Japan was responsible for the events of the Korean War.

WHO Need these kids? I‘m not racist, but for what. They took them, give them love, care and they search for real mothers. I would be very sad on the place of their adopted mother. And also I feel that it’s unfair in many cases

@@user-md4dh7nb1j the movie !i0n will give you the answer

😂😅😂😅😂😅 dont think those white people want smelly dark babies 😂😅😂😅

yawn🥱

Hmm, they are evils

Boring.

​@@Hkchinese888it all false,it propaganda by US which they spend 300 millions dollars per year to black name China

​@@Hkchinese888the evils one is the us which killed million of people