Wed, Dec 21, 2016
The Russian community is vigorously debating a bill that
ban US citizens to adopt Russian children. After
several cases of death of children through the fault of adoptive parents, many
Russians support this initiative. Their opponents believe that
these exceptions are not the rule, and thousands of other children have found
happy family, and some were able to recover from hard
diseases. Women by nature treat children more sensitively,
therefore, the Women’s Opinion portal decided to ask its
visitors what they think about this.
It turned out that the majority of Russian women support
introduced ban. 51.1% of respondents support the initiative of the authorities and
believe that the Russians themselves are not only able to take care of
their orphans but should do it and not shift
responsibility to other countries. Previous survey conducted
The portal showed that 12% of Russian families intend to
in the near future, to take to the family a child left without
parents.
41.5% are ready to allow adoption to citizens of any country
regardless of nationality. They are not confused by the sad statistics.
childhood deaths: “I doubt that all Americans are maniacs, and
dreaming about how to ruin a child from Russia. –
they say. “
They are convinced that all this is a political game, because of which
many kids are doomed to spend all their childhood in an orphanage: for
short term the state is unlikely to significantly change
legislation so that adoption gets a big
material and social support. At the same time, the government
already engaged in developing a strategy aimed at eliminating child
homelessness as a phenomenon and taking into account the situation do it
really needed fast.
There are those who do not care about this issue at all – 7.4%. Basically
these are young girls whose interests are not yet related to
motherhood.
Thus, the words of Vladimir Putin that the majority of Russians
against the adoption of children by foreigners in general and the Americans,
particulars are like the truth. However, the state should not
stay away from this process and vice versa should it
lead effectively to potential adoptive parents
more incentives and confidence in the future.
5130 women from 176 cities of Russia took part in the survey.
The age of respondents is from 20 to 45 years.
