After years of investigations, State Department officials document rampant adoption corruption throughout Vietnam. Here's a selection of what they found.


0: Thai Nguyen
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1: Phu Tho
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2: Ha Tay
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3: An Giang
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4: Quang Nam
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5: Binh Thuan
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6: Thua Thien Hue
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7: Thanh Hoa
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8: Ninh Binh
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9: Ho Chi Minh
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10: Kien Giang
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11: Quang Ninh
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12: Ben Tre
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13: Nam Dinh
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14: Hanoi
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15: Can Tho
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0: Thai Nguyen

"The last investigation team in this province went to Hospital A, the site of most abandonments in the province....When they arrived at the appointed time, they found the chief of police in the director's office. The police chief explained that... they were not allowed in Thai Nguyen province, and asked them to leave."

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1: Phu Tho

"A two-day investigation led to troubling new information: financial inducements offered to birth mothers, birth mothers unaware their children are to be adopted by foreign parents, and... financial and psychological tactics to prevent birth mothers from reneging on their promises to relinquish."

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2: Ha Tay

"The wife of an orphanage director (herself an employee of the orphanage) was named as the leader of an infant trafficking ring in Ha Tay province."

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3: An Giang

"As of April 8, 2008 the following provinces do not allow U.S. officials to conduct independent field inquiries: An Giang..."

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4: Quang Nam

"The director physically blocked the team from entering, prohibited the team from speaking to Orphanage Employees."

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5: Binh Thuan

“… fraud is wide-spread amongst provincial-level officials -- and may reach higher still."

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6: Thua Thien Hue

“We received a diplomatic note… objecting to the investigation and forbidding us from conducting further investigations in the province.”

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7: Thanh Hoa

"… shortly after the interview began the police arrived and ordered the [U.S. investigative] team to leave the province."

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8: Ninh Binh

“When the team arrived... the director them told the team that they were not welcome at the orphanage.”

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9: Ho Chi Minh

“... attempts to secure cooperation from Tu Du Hospital have led to bureaucratic run arounds.”

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11: Quang Ninh

“... the border army arrested two people who were trying to bring a baby boy across the border.”

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12: Ben Tre

“When [the midwife] meets a poor woman with an unexpected pregnancy, she gives that woman money in exchange for agreeing to put that child in [redacted orphanage.”

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13: Nam Dinh

"...concerns over a recent spike in adoptions from a specific orphanage located in that province."

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14: Hanoi

"A neighbor describes the house as ‘a place where children are bought and sold'."

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15: Can Tho

"The director of the hospital refused to assist the [investigating] team and prevented them from speaking to hospital officials."

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