The government informed the Lok Sabha that only five children were adopted in the last two years under new rules after Article 370's amendment. Jammu and Kashmir reported 181 missing children, and across India, 58,546 children were missing. The Mission Vatsalya Scheme rescued and rehabilitated 817 children in Jammu and Kashmir. There were 800 children in Child Care Institutions, and 35 children were booked for drug-related offenses. The Adoption Regulations, 2022, were framed, and CARINGS, an online platform, was developed for adoption processing. Most districts in India have Child Protection Units except for Ladakh.
Child welfare is a critical issue in American society, but how do political parties influence the way voters think about it? Do they prioritize the well-being of children or have different perspectives on how to address the challenges? In this article, we delve into the impact of political parties on American voter concerns about child
keep native children with native families. it is kind of a guardrails to make sure that those systemic removals that happen generation before snow top in again. there are some states that have a state version of icwa, but it will be kind of like abortion. if it falls. it will depend on where the native family lives, and whether they have those protections. like roe, if it falls it falls under state jurisdiction. why would it be like that? because a lot of child welfare experts have recognized that icwa is a best practice, a lot of states actually the irony of texas saying that it violates what states rights is that there were 23 states who say that aqua was with this lawsuit. and many states have basically adopted icwa into the child welfare policies. what we go away would be the federal. lob and we should have a decision from the supreme by