
CARA directs States to implement counselling provisions at all stages of adoption
The measures aim to safeguard the rights of children and ensure that every adoption is a step towards creating a secure and loving family environment.
The measures aim to safeguard the rights of children and ensure that every adoption is a step towards creating a secure and loving family environment.
A biological father has the inherent right to custody of his child, a right that continues until the child reaches the age of majority or until the order is modified or revoked by a competent court, and the substantive and intrinsic statutory right of a biological father to retain custody of his child cannot be waived or relaxed by the CARA under Regulation 63.
“Generally, prospective adoptive parents have to wait for 3-4 years for getting ‘a healthy and young child’ due to the huge mismatch in the number of registered PAPs and children available for adoption.”