A ten-month-old baby who was taken from a Turkish couple by the German child welfare office and given to a same-sex foster couple is now in the care of Turkish foster parents - Turkish Office of the Family Attache in Dusseldorf
File Photo: For years, the Turkish diaspora in Germany have been protesting what they call ambiguous and unfair adoption policies of the German Youth Office.
The Turkish couple, residing in the western city of Duisburg, said earlier that their baby was taken from them on May 30 on the grounds that the infant had developmental disabilities and the mother had psychological illness. The baby was given to a same-sex foster couple living near Cologne. Stating that they wanted their child to be raised by a family in line with their culture and faith – Turkish and Muslim – they said they filed an appeal at the Jugendamt, the German Youth Office, but were turned away. The responsible attache in the consulate general supported the mother in her legal dispute with the child welfare office.
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