The Turkish government has launched a campaign through which it hopes to get children of Turkish immigrant families, who are currently being fostered by European families, in homes where their cultural identity can be preserved. The step comes after a court in the Netherlands refused last week to return nine-year-old Yunus -- who had been taken into care by a Dutch lesbian couple -- to his biological Turkish family, reportedly citing the mother's inability to speak ...Sunday, 3 March 2013
Turkey Hopes to Place Immigrant Kids in Homes Where Their Cultural Identity is Preserved
The Turkish government has launched a campaign through which it hopes to get children of Turkish immigrant families, who are currently being fostered by European families, in homes where their cultural identity can be preserved. The step comes after a court in the Netherlands refused last week to return nine-year-old Yunus -- who had been taken into care by a Dutch lesbian couple -- to his biological Turkish family, reportedly citing the mother's inability to speak ...
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