Should an adopted adult have the same rights to identifying information about his or her origins as all non-adopted adults?
Yes
Comments: An adopted adult should be able to find out about her or his origins, but must also be willing to respect the privacy of his/her biological parents if those parents choose to not make contact. I speak here from persnal experience, which I hope you will respect as well.
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Sunday, September 30, 2007
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Steven Fishman, Liberal Party, Simcoe-Grey
Should an adopted adult have the same rights to identifying information about his or her origins as all non-adopted adults?
I believe that an adopted adult should have the same rights as all non-adopted adults. I have a good friend who was adopted at a very early age and he aways wanted to know about his family history, if he had any brothers or sisters, and where his birth family came from.
This is my own option and not that of the Liberal party, and I hope I answered your question.
I believe that an adopted adult should have the same rights as all non-adopted adults. I have a good friend who was adopted at a very early age and he aways wanted to know about his family history, if he had any brothers or sisters, and where his birth family came from.
This is my own option and not that of the Liberal party, and I hope I answered your question.
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