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Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In... by seanmcdirmid on Thursday February 23, 2023 @09:39PM (#34920071)
When China was adopting kids to abroad, I'm sure that happened. These days, I'm not sure if child trafficking is still a problem, I only hear anecdotes, and its all domestic (because China doesn't allow kids to be adopted abroad anymore except in very rare circumstances).
Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In... by bluGill on Thursday February 23, 2023 @11:53PM (#34920946)
China is not the only country adopting. There are places in Africa to watch out for. Though many have stopped adopting as abuse was too common for the benefits.
Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In... by seanmcdirmid on Friday February 24, 2023 @12:22AM (#34921136)
The big issue for China is that they needed kids staying in the country not going out of it. Even in the 00s, they were adopting primarily disabled kids, and I think that has almost stopped now.
Re:Making It Legal to Play Outside: “Reasonable Childhood In... by lazide on Friday February 24, 2023 @03:27AM (#34922273)
Eh, the big issue with China (and Russia that did the same thing recently), is that it was embarrassing when someone did an international documentary and it became clear that many domestic orphans no one Chinese wanted.