The children abandoned by South Korea’s adoption policy
Summary
South Korea has sent many children, especially those of mixed race, abroad for adoption due to discriminatory laws. This reflects broader issues experienced by a large group of international adoptees from the country.Key Facts
- South Korea has the largest number of international adoptees in the world.
- Many of these adoptees are mixed-race children.
- Discriminatory laws in South Korea led to the forced adoption of mixed-race children.
- A significant focus has been on Black adoptees looking for a sense of belonging.
- The situation highlights long-standing issues in South Korea's adoption practices.
- The article originally aired on September 25, 2024, as a historical account.
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