Putin Backs Creation of Adoption Database

18 March 2013 | Issue 5089

The Moscow Times

President Vladimir Putin said Friday that he supports creating a national database of prospective adoptive parents and organizing a nationwide conference of orphanage headmasters, proposals aimed at improving care and reducing the number of Russian orphans in state wardship.

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Putin Backs Creation of Adoption Database