Cambodia welcomes humanitarian child adoption
Cambodia welcomes humanitarian child adoption but will not permit any
form of the adoption for slavery and any beneficial purposes, Cambodian
Prime Minister Hun Sen has said.
Cambodia welcomes humanitarian child adoption but will not permit any
form of the adoption for slavery and any beneficial purposes, Cambodian
Prime Minister Hun Sen has said.
The statement was made at a meeting between the PM and US Senator Mary L. Landrieu in Phnom Penh on February 21, which mainly focused on the child adoption, Cambodian News Agency AKP reports.
Americans adopt over 57,000 children annually, according to the US senator.-VNA
The statement was made at a meeting between the PM and US Senator Mary L. Landrieu in Phnom Penh on February 21, which mainly focused on the child adoption, Cambodian News Agency AKP reports.
Americans adopt over 57,000 children annually, according to the US senator.-VNA
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