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Soni is 18 and must now raise her younger brother and sister. she may be old enough, but young children are vulnerable. under the law, if a child becomes an orphan, you must report it to the national helpline. it then notifies state social workers who verify the information and assist the child's needs. they then decide if the child stays with relatives or is placed in an institution. the speed of covid and social media means adoption appeals are popping up online and being shared across the country. medha and her friend saw a post with the name and phone number of a teenage girl who had lost ...

You know, we're barely even a decade older than the child, i don't think that we can do that. they searched for legal ways to help. now they are raising money for a charity that runs shelter homes for orphans and keeps them in school. the government has published ads in newspapers about how orphans can be supported, and child rights organisations are warning about the danger of trafficking in the name of adoption. translation: the posts| on social media are illegal and fall under the definition of trafficking. nobody can put a child up for adoption this way. it could lead to the sale and purch...

India's government says that the country's high levels of covid deaths have led to more than 550 children becoming orphans in the past two months. the government has urged people to be on the look out for child trafficking that is disguised as adoption. the bbc�*s divya arya is in delhi and has this report. first it was her father, then her mother. covid made soni and her two siblings orphans. translation: no-one wanted to touch our parents after they| died, but we could do that. so i dug my mother's grave and buried her. i did it all alone. she wore ppe to bury her mother. a photographer ca...

To bury her mother. a photographer captured the girl all on her own. soni is 18 and must now raise her younger brother and sister. she may be old enough, but young children are vulnerable. under the law, if a child becomes an orphan, you must report it to the national helpline. it then notifies state social workers who verify the information and assist the child's needs. they then decide if the child stays with relatives or is placed in an institution. the speed of covid and social media means adoption appeals are popping up online and being shared across the country. medha and her friend saw ...