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Its Time to change Adoptee Rights

Its Time to change Adoptee Rights

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Started by Kerri Small 8 years, 3 months ago

Our Freedom Of Choice Petition

Flip The Australian Sovereign Coin”

Call upon the Federal Parliament to exercise its constitutional powers, through legislation and other means, to foster the protection of ours basic rights to afford the same rights as those currently shared across all area in the adoption world. By protecting me and others in focusing upon removing the discrimination on the basis ours rights to return our natural bio links in Birth Death and Marriage registry of our Home land (state) in Australia, correcting the Supreme courts process by which the adoption legislation currently in place.

As found within our files return to /ours DNA family placement confirming our true identity the rights to amend the records, has true and correct of who we are under the Birth and Death Marriage registry act

I sign as an Adult Australian citizen lawful over the age of 18.

Now declare the following,

1.Changes

The right to legally use our unamended birth certificate in place of the certificates issue under the children act 1982.

Amend ours certificate to show both biological parents and others siblings born prior to our birth to be included on our unamended birth certificate from each parents.

Historical certificate connected to and including but not limited to certificates of parent’s death certificate, plus sibling’s birth certificate, amended within the normal registry time frame.

2. Challenges

To be given the opportunity to challenge the rights to use these certificates in all the legal it entails to the ever wider community of Australia and oversea in their normal certificate use.

3.Choices

Approachable where needed, personal names of choice to be added to the birth certificate where name’s, (meaning our current names or other names use in the community by us to be added to the unamended birth certificate) is different.

To have the right to use DNA evidence admissible require by the court of law to further establish biological family connection ( siblings aunt uncle etc)

To have the right to rescind our adoption process now in place on us all null and void.

Kerri Small, Triangle Flat N.S.W Australia. 22.4.2018.

Updates

May 13, 2018

I have been busy drafting formal letters to our federal representatives to ensure they understand the urgency of these registry reforms. Please take a moment to text three friends and ask them to read our demands today. We need to keep up the pressure on the legislature until our identities are legally recognized.

May 13, 2018

We hit a significant level of momentum today that proves our demand for birth certificate rights cannot be ignored. Post this link on your Facebook wall right now to keep the pressure on Federal Parliament. Email your local representative to demand they support our right to amend these records.

15 Comments

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TRACY BOUEL
8 years ago Featured

It's a basic right for a person to be able to list their birth mother on their birth certificate and vise vera.

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Julia Kaylock
8 years ago Featured

I wish to be recognised as part of my ancestry and not separated from my identity by archaic social engineering practices, as is my right as a human being.

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Anonymous
8 years ago Featured

I discovered I was adopted when I was 43. My entire life was a lie. I have no connection to my adopted or biological family I am alone. I have 2 brothers ( we are triplets) who do not know of my existence so they are not looking and I have little information to find them. Adoption messes with innocents lives, it’s never about the child but the needs of adults.

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Elizabeth Edwards
7 years ago

Adoption is a abhorant practice of legislated child abuse

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mel bruce
7 years ago

government stole my identity made choices on my behalf and tore me from my birth family i will not stand here today and condone further adoptions

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Robyn
8 years ago

First time I've read about this. I'm not sure how I feel about it all. It is a good idea though,, just not sure it's for me, I feel lost with both.. I call both my mums.. mum... And neither of them care about me. My adoptive one never cared so I found my biological mum and she says she doesn't want to know me. Yet I feel the blood connection so am glad I met her a few times and easy to call her mum, which is strange as I don't know her.

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Robin Turner
8 years ago

Let's just get it done.

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Annette Stringer
8 years ago

An adopted person should not have to beg to know where they come from. We are not "mistakes".

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