Aranzazu Gallego Molinero, María del Valle Medina Rodríguez, Chandra Kala Clemente Martínez
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Irregular adoptions in the Ethiopian-Spanish context: Strategies to redress the adoption triad
In 2018, the Ethiopian government banned intercountry adoptions due to detected irregularities. This paper draws from the experiences of Spanish adoptive families, providing evidence of these irregularities and other abuses substantiated by adoptive families during their “search for origins” or reconnection with their children’s birth families. We argue that these searches and contacts within the adoptive triad represent informal reparative initiatives among Spanish adoptive families.