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More than 140,000 children had been sent overseas by Seoul following the devastating 1950-53 Korean War. South Korea is set to end the decades-old practice of outsourcing adoptions to private agencies, after a damaging investigation concluded the country's government-endorsed foreign adoption programme violated the fundamental human rights of adoptees. On Saturday, South Korea will introduce a "newly restructured public adoption system, under which the state and local governments take full responsibility for the entire adoption process", South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare said. South Korea sent more than 140,000 children overseas following the devastating 1950-53 Korean War, when intercountry adoption was encouraged as a solution. A Truth and Reconciliation Commission investigation concluded earlier this year that the international adoption process had been riddled with irregularities, including "fraudulent orphan registrations, identity tampering, and inadequate vetting of adoptive parents". The new change is a "significant step towards ensuring the safety and promoting the rights of adopted children", the Health Ministry added. Under the new system, key procedures - such as assessing prospective adoptive parents and matching them with children - will be deliberated by a ministry committee, under the principle of "the best interests of the child". Previously, this had been done by major adoption agencies with minimal oversight from the state. The commission blamed the government for the issues, particularly a failure to regulate adoption fees, which turned the industry into a profit-driven one. "With this restructuring of the public adoption system, the state now takes full responsibility for ensuring the safety and rights of all adopted children," said Kim Sang-hee, director of population and child policy at the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
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1 More than 140,000 children had been sent overseas by Seoul following the devastating 1950-53 Korean War. 2 South Korea is set to end the decades-old practice of outsourcing adoptions to private agencies, after a damaging investigation concluded the country's government-endorsed foreign adoption programme violated the fundamental human rights of adoptees. 3 On Saturday, South Korea will introduce a "newly restructured public adoption system, under which the state and local governments take full responsibility for the entire adoption process", South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare said. 4 South Korea sent more than 140,000 children overseas following the devastating 1950-53 Korean War, when intercountry adoption was encouraged as a solution. 5 A Truth and Reconciliation Commission investigation concluded earlier this year that the international adoption process had been riddled with irregularities, including "fraudulent orphan registrations, identity tampering, and inadequate vetting of adoptive parents". 6 The new change is a "significant step towards ensuring the safety and promoting the rights of adopted children", the Health Ministry added. 7 Under the new system, key procedures - such as assessing prospective adoptive parents and matching them with children - will be deliberated by a ministry committee, under the principle of "the best interests of the child". 8 Previously, this had been done by major adoption agencies with minimal oversight from the state. 9 The commission blamed the government for the issues, particularly a failure to regulate adoption fees, which turned the industry into a profit-driven one. 10 "With this restructuring of the public adoption system, the state now takes full responsibility for ensuring the safety and rights of all adopted children," said Kim Sang-hee, director of population and child policy at the Ministry of Health and Welfare.