Exposing India's Illegal Baby Trade

Stolen and Sold (2009): The incredible story of children stolen from, and subsequently reunited with, their birth mother.
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Over the past couple of decades, hundreds of Indian children have been kidnapped and sold to Western countries. Despite the exposure of the illegal baby trade, Indian authorities seem powerless to stop it.
In 1996, Sunama s husband sold two of their children to traffickers. "I wept. I tried to hang myself, so I could die, " recalls Sunama. She didn t know where they were, or if they were even alive. But Akil and Sabila were happily living in Canberra, Australia. Julia and Barry Rollings had adopted them, believing their parents had given them up due to illness. Yet when the Rollings read that the orphanage had been linked to a kidnapping scandal, they became suspicious. Months later they received an email. "The two words I just remember is the stolen and sold ," tells Julia. Despite the fear that we might lose our children, they told Akil and Sabila the truth and decided to find their birth mother. Julia is determined to stop the same happening to others. "I want to channel some of my energy into making sure adoptions are conducted ethically. "
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[@aliyahahmadjan3327]

Who ever is stealing these babies needs to expire.

[@danaiiglesias3953]

Sadly they’re sold to child trafficking as well and these people give and offer great amounts of money. This is a business; sadly it won’t stop until India’s government takes charge

[@emy908]

Black crewmate your not funny

[@curlyyasmin181]

Preferably tortured to death

[@organicblackguy6341]

That’s too bad 😢

[@l09t8]

Black crewmate shut the fuck up. It’s not fucking funny🖕

[@porkakoo6196]

That’s so hard for both parent and child. On one hand the child is living happily while the parent is suffering wanting their child back. I’m Native and live in Canada and the government stole me and my siblings, put us in white homes, I was lucky after I was adopted because I had great adopted parents but even as a child I knew I was different because of my skin colour. I lost my heritage, my language. My adopted parents are my parents but so are my biological parents. A lot of times there are not happy endings.

[@nadines6344]

Have you met your biological parents?

[@renewedhope7638]

As a fellow Canadian, I’m so sorry this horrific act was done to your family and your people - it’s inexcusable. I was adopted and I know for myself there was always a sense of not feeling rooted and my approach to life and my beliefs didn’t mesh with my adopted family. With my parents blessing, I met my biological family when I was in my early twenties. My biological parents had married after I was born and they went on to have four more children. Meeting them and learning of my Irish heritage gave me the roots I was needing. Unfortunately, my biological mother had never wanted to meet me and after years of trying to make it work she admitted that fact. After learning that information, I made the decision to step away because I believed it was the best decision for everyone involved. Although it was an incredibly painful period in my life I’m thankful I met them and connected with my biological roots. If it’s your desire to connect with your biological family, I hope and pray you are given that opportunity 💕

[@Mystixspiral]

That’s true because a lot of native children suffered abuse in white homes

[@ts4686]

I am so sorry you had to go through this. Your story has been the MO in many Global South countries, where europeans have been and in some places remain. The real number of "ethical" and truly orphaned or consentual adoptions is about 1% of ALL adoptions globally. Unfortunately it is mostly the west/europe/whites who create the demand for black and brown babies, which in turn feeds the multi billion dollar adoption business. On top of that are the adoptions through colonialism's divide and conquer, like your life story. And no this isn't just something which happened in the "past" as many choose to believe. Additionally to that are the terrible amount of adoptions done by sinister people's sick desires, enslavement/maid and other horrible reasons. Its terribly sick and wrong. I'm sorry this happens.

[@sarahsabreena7202]

That is horrible, very sad situation 😫

[@irfana19nov]

My daughter went missing for 1 hour once, I almost died during that moment. She was 3 and she just walked into the crowd, It took a fraction of a second, I looked down to pick up my cell from my purse and when I looked up she was not there. Luckily she was found by a someone as she had wandered off in the vicinity. People around me were amazing when they saw my in distress , with in seconds most of them offered to help and via WhatsApp I shared her photos with a lot around and eventually she was found wandering by a man, he had given her to the police car. This was 2 years ago and I still get jitters when I am reminded of that day.

[@astroscorpio6180]

Damn thank god you found her

[@jessrelaxin2475]

OMG 😳 that’s scary . Second life almost . Thank God you found her.

[@catharinaventer1232]

Can't imagine.

[@MJ95630]

We lost sight of our 2 yr old in the food court at the mall. OMGGGG I WAS FREAKING. I was calm, but the busy street out front, the entire mall & the doors fleeted through my head. We found her within 2? 3? 4? mins I guess it was. She was wandering through the tables. I stood up on a bench and told the crowd our daughter is missing & what she was wearing, plus hair color. Everybody just SAT THERE. Some head's pivoted. But like NOBODY even bothered to get up & start looking around!!!

[@2DivasCallMeMami]

I had a similar experience at an amusement park with my at the time 3yr old. Just got swept up in the crowd in a split second!! The extreme panic I felt.....a mother seeing distress came over & asked what was wrong & a group of us began frantically searching. You’d be surprised how many kids had that exact same swimsuit......luckily he realized he was lost & went up to a lifeguard. I can’t imagine what parents who go thru worse must feel.

[@karlagarcia1851]

I’m in tears 😭 as a mother I’d go crazy myself just the thought. I’ll pray for the innocent.

[@fuzzymaiden1]

Oh SAME. I WAS IN TEARS watching these mothers cry over their lost children. It broke my heart and struck fear into me.

[@victoriobogart9848]

Prayers doesnt seem to work. Yikes

[@Nervous101]

@@victoriobogart9848 what

[@AshriyaJaveed]

*DISCLAIMER* WHAT THEY ARE SHOWING IS NOT SOUTH INDIA, IT IS NOT AS BAD IN THE SOUTH, TRUST ME, I AM FROM INDIA, THE WHOLE INDIA IS NOT LIKE THIS! On a side note: I feel seriously sad for all these poor children, I cannot believe how immoral some people from my birth country are.

[@misomar7193]

@@AshriyaJaveed it doesn't matter. It's still a problem in the country

[@monicalucero.]

this is horrible. no child or parent deserves to go through this.

[@user-yd3sp9fd2d]

I wonder if the color of the babies clothes determines how rare it is, like pokemon, I mean they did say trading......

[@Syko5]

@@user-yd3sp9fd2d 💀😂

[@Sin-db6bg]

X 😂

[@AshriyaJaveed]

Exactly

[@AshriyaJaveed]

*DISCLAIMER* WHAT THEY ARE SHOWING IS NOT SOUTH INDIA, IT IS NOT AS BAD IN THE SOUTH, TRUST ME, I AM FROM INDIA, THE WHOLE INDIA IS NOT LIKE THIS! On a side note: I feel seriously sad for all these poor children, I cannot believe how immoral some people from my birth country are.

[@apostledavidetaylorcultwatch]

My daughter is adopted from South Korea. This would utterly break my heart. Kudos to the the adoptive mother to bring children to meet their biological family. It would be hard, but I would do the same. My daughter is now almost 13 and yearns to learn about her biological family. Korea will open her file when she turns 19. I have been preparing a photo album for her biological mother and will give to her the day we get to meet her. I imagine myself giving her the biggest hug, crying and thanking her over and over for bringing our daughter into this world. She was only 15 at the time of birth and in South Korea there is a high amount of illegal abortions for teenagers. So, my daughter’s very life is a complete miracle in itself. We live a beautiful life in California and we are very open about her story (I am blonde, so we stand out as an adoptive family). In fact my daughter is proud of being so incredibly wanted and prayed for for so many years before she was even born. My husband and I tried for a baby for 9 years when we received our daughter. She is an only child for us and we are raising her to be a kind hearted child, who excels in school and dance. She is a sheer joy and I thank God every single day for putting her in our lives. I smile just thinking of her. She desires to meet her bio family and I fully support her when the time is right.

[@northway8209]

Wow you’re a really good person

[@northway8209]

You’re an amazing mother and I know your daughter loves and appreciates you, and that the biological mom will appreciate you very much also.

[@susygomez3082]

BEAUTIFUL STORY! Hope your daughter as well as all parties involved receive lots of love on both ends 💕💕💕

[@brookelynn3627]

216 Land wtf

[@bigbat55]

@216 Land fuck off crerp

[@reinhardt5405]

Im a guy who recently lost his cat. I am unable to not think about his whereabouts. Now I can't even imagine what a mother who's lost her own child might feel like.

[@SlimeDawgy]

have u found ur cat

[@gathsfamily2866]

I also feel your anxiety !!!! Please tell us , if you do find it !!! All the best !!!!!

[@Lulabella46]

I hope your kitty turns up safe and well.

[@esmetorres7369]

Look for him walk around and call his name have hope u find him I found mine like that

[@vonnewong3021]

Hey just pitching in, you can put its litter box (used and has the cats scent) outside ,most of the time they can sniff it out and make their way back.

[@esem1367]

Those kids the jackpot with that lady with all those adopted kids. She is so wise and understanding and so open. It translated on her kids.

[@badgirlcali226]

Her kids are so well spoken and thankful. Loved their energy. Still sad for their mom who went through hell.

[@KittyKittyBangBang249]

Es Em Yes, I agree about the mom. What a beautiful human being

[@AshriyaJaveed]

*DISCLAIMER* WHAT THEY ARE SHOWING IS NOT SOUTH INDIA, IT IS NOT AS BAD IN THE SOUTH, TRUST ME, I AM FROM INDIA, THE WHOLE INDIA IS NOT LIKE THIS! On a side note: I feel seriously sad for all these poor children, I cannot believe how immoral some people from my birth country are.

[@RachelDoesntknow]

@@AshriyaJaveed INDIA IS ALMOST HALF (40%) OF THE USA IN SIZE. So what Ashriya is saying is even more significant. It would be absurd to imagine it is the same all over.

[@mousegarcia4878]

www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@ninjakid09]

That's so rare. Most of the children end up slaving to death or into prostitution

[@Kayla-hs9rt]

They were the lucky ones 🙏🏽

[@calibudz916]

Or sold for there organs

[@_celestial_8752]

It’s actually not rare This was happening in New York in the 80s

[@cupcake3215]

Aurora Borealis I think they meant the kids being safe is rare.

[@AshriyaJaveed]

*DISCLAIMER* WHAT THEY ARE SHOWING IS NOT SOUTH INDIA, IT IS NOT AS BAD IN THE SOUTH, TRUST ME, I AM FROM INDIA, THE WHOLE INDIA IS NOT LIKE THIS! On a side note: I feel seriously sad for all these poor children, I cannot believe how immoral some people from my birth country are.

[@namjoonie936]

why must perfectly loved kids be stolen and givin for adoption when kids who need that love are lost in the dark..love to anyone and everyone who has a stolen adoption

[@katkms]

Because healthy looking kids sell 😔😔

[@iveypro24]

Because of money

[@Sakuya727]

@@katkms Not even sure it's just down to being healthy looking, they said they were looking for "pretty" children as they would have a better chance of being adopted overseas. I live in the US and this is a problem here too, I used to think my mom was insane because she would never, and I mean N E V E R let me out of her sight when we went outside, to the store, park or anywhere. Even when I was 10 I was not allowed to go out alone, but my best friend was. When I asked her why I couldn't go out alone but my friend could, she said "because no one would kidnap her, she's ugly they don't want to kidnap that. They would kidnap you though so that's why I won't let you go outside alone." It's f*cked up but now I kinda see she's right (not about my friend being ugly, but about the fact that there's creepy kidnappers everywhere lol)

[@vitocarleone2145]

Right

[@jennyoneill8879]

So they arent orphans

[@teresamitchell908]

Those kisses that baby was giving 🥰😘I would have melted like butter..

[@KittyKittyBangBang249]

Teresa Mitchell I know!! When I saw that my heart melted. What an adorable moment

[@tiktoklover0702]

Teresa Mitchell ikrrrr

[@evan.5967]

@@tiktoklover0702 hi charli

[@tiktoklover0702]

evan. Am not chrli

[@tiktoklover0702]

evan. I just love her so......

[@skittles5703]

If you don’t let the child meet the biological mother who you know the child was stolen from, you are just as selfish and disgusted as the person who stole the child. You’re heart may be broken but imagine the heart of the actual mother

[@mousegarcia4878]

www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@shiny4421]

Yea what selfish brats ):

[@railwayfarm424]

I disagree

[@chongyuntheexorcist828]

Why do you disagree lemons? Skittles is right.

[@ultrapearl7938]

@@imok3487 They could have at least let them met. How selfish must a person be to not let parents see their child.

[@catwilk8213]

Sadly organ trade sex trade are the most disgusting things people do when they kidnap your kids

[@asafaust6774]

That is the sad reality for some of these children. I do not understand such cruelty for the sake of money or for immoral, pedophiles.

[@ashleyserria4633]

People would do anything for S**. It makes me sad and wants to kill everyone the Se* trafficking

[@BlackRose-rp7kv]

I just wish more people knew about this. Illegal immigrants especially are targeted because legally the government doesnt have to do anything when hundreds go missing even kids

[@user-yd3sp9fd2d]

what the fuck

[@AshriyaJaveed]

@@asafaust6774 *DISCLAIMER* WHAT THEY ARE SHOWING IS NOT SOUTH INDIA, IT IS NOT AS BAD IN THE SOUTH, TRUST ME, I AM FROM INDIA, THE WHOLE INDIA IS NOT LIKE THIS! On a side note: I feel seriously sad for all these poor children, I cannot believe how immoral some people from my birth country are.

[@danadomino]

How can the family who adopted the stolen child Jabeen know (later) that the child is stolen and refuse to talk to the biological family? How selfish can you be?

[@بيانالفارسية]

Maybe they don’t wanna give their child anymore drama..

[@user-yd3sp9fd2d]

@@بيانالفارسية shhhhhush

[@بيانالفارسية]

@@user-yd3sp9fd2d stfu

[@user-yd3sp9fd2d]

@@بيانالفارسية nah you stfu

[@بيانالفارسية]

@@user-yd3sp9fd2d hmm.. no

[@famym9578]

The world needs more people like the australian family

[@ahjahlilulaamadeus3632]

Ikr? They actually do everything to give their adopted children back their heritage despite adoption!

[@famym9578]

@@ahjahlilulaamadeus3632 exactly and shows how selfless they are..

[@deckmanbestie9772]

Maybe you could be them instead of saying we need more :D

[@kerrileelawrence2402]

Famy M The Enemy to Humanity steals Children in every country.. stolen from my birth mum in Sydney Australia, It Happened Alot in Australia Stolen Generations Apology was not a true sorry either.. they're still stealing Children.. Thirty Years it Took to Fight For Our Birth Records from the Gov Puppets and the Catholic Church Who Had Have No Right to Steal Children Away.. mega rich and mega poor is all about bloodlines n power control they just want to play God.. but are working for the Enemy to All Humanity..

[@mallacoota1]

@Ace Scissor yeah but this guy isn't adopting stolen babies is he dumbass?

[@emy908]

it breaks my heart so much at the fact that she tried to kill herself because her children were taken away and sold

[@Bigmama415]

This is Horrible‼️‼️ children taken away stripped from their identities smh notice they didn’t think they were beautiful back then

[@kateregan1487]

Beyond awful! Only positive thing is they are living well and have been and will be given opportunities they probably never would of had but literally I don’t even care about that it’s beyond disgusting that these children are robbed of their history heritage and culture and leaving others grieving for their missing child the whole thing is just beyond disgusting I feel so sorry for them so awful

[@xkaxsky.69]

Well they weren’t happy back then

[@xkaxsky.69]

It’s not the white peoples fault. They were not informed that these kids were sold

[@xkaxsky.69]

And people can always reconnect with their culture

[@Bigmama415]

X Kaxsky. 1 I never said it was the white peoples fault, 2 they were happy children that’s why it was so easy for them to connect with the Australian family

[@jc2385]

So sad the one family won’t even let the biological family see the girl or form an extended family bond. The more who love a child...the better.

[@GypsyGirl317]

They are literally denying her real identity and the comfort in her heart that could come from this. ❤️😪🌿

[@elisejackson2854]

I understand why. It's sad but i understand.

[@usbcaufhdmi]

@@GypsyGirl317 I do not think that they are denying her real identity. All adopted children somehow want to know where they came from and the girl will surely know in the future and I am also sure that her adoptive parents have either told her or will in the future. She is only 13 and there are many stories of teenage adoptive children actually not wanting to meet their biological parents at that age, because they are either in a hard time of their lifes or simply are still in shock of finding out that they have been stolen (same goes for the adoptive parents). As it was also mentioned in the documentary, it is not known yet whether there are any loopholes in Indian law regarding getting the children back, as they have actually not been properly adopted. Her biological parents voiced multiple times, how they want their daughter back in India with their family. I can see why both the adoptive parents and the child are scared of that happening, after all for her, her life is in Australia. I know a lot of adopted children and every story is completely different and mostly very difficult for everyone involved. However, there is no way that someone who grew up in a "normal family" can fully understand how the adopted kids and parents actually feel. After all, some day in the future the daughter will reach out to her biological parents. It's nearly every adopted child's deep longing to know where they came from. It's also not very hard for her, after all, her biological parents are well known through this documentary and the contacts shouldn't be too hard to get.

[@GypsyGirl317]

@@usbcaufhdmi I have numerous relatives and friends who were adopted, and I am also a trained counsellor, so I have a good understanding of the wide range of factors in the situation of adoption. I agree with some of your points, though I stand by my opinion regarding her identity. ❤️

[@lennaedaley8676]

The worst thing is that its stories like this all over the world!!

[@mobinxd]

It gets even worse Brothels, in India they kidnapped children under age of 11 sold for auctions

[@sugarrollz3524]

@@mobinxd yep :)

[@sugarrollz3524]

@@mobinxd :( *

[@sugarrollz3524]

@@n.8224 wtf no

[@sugarrollz3524]

@@n.8224 racist

[@goodlifecom3716]

Those kisses the girl was giving would of made me fall in love with her imediatly

[@jerryshadap1644]

im really happy for the mom who got the chance to meet her missing son and daughter

[@mousegarcia4878]

www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@deanbryant3176]

amazing Australian Mom and Dad!! You can tell that they absolutely love their children, like they were biologically theirs. Like she said, it's really about the children 1st. It is because of their love and compassion that the 2 children were so warm and welcoming to the whole thing. Then the birth Mother could see that they're loved and feel comforte in that!

[@witchone5551]

I cry for the Mothers.The real Mothers.

[@spinachbinch4467]

Witch One Adoptive mothers are REAL MOTHERS. They did not know these children were stolen. They thought they were given up willingly by the biological mother. The fact that these mothers actually searched for the birth mother when they found out, means that they loved them and wanted the best for THEIR children. That is what a mother does. Just because they did not give birth/share DNA does not mean they are not their mother. It’s very hurtful to adopted children (like me and so many others) to hear a ignorant person state that their adoptive parents are not “real” parents when they know nothing about the situation. They are REAL PARENTS, they are the ones that are there for them, loved them, when their (most of the time) dead beat/drugged out/abusive biological mothers and fathers are not. These children were stolen but they are LOVED and still see their biological parents which is a very sweet thing of the adoptive parents to do. It’s a sad and unfortunate story, but legally the biological parents don’t have any rights to them.

[@ZinniaLP]

My heart breaks for both mothers

[@serenasimms8612]

@@spinachbinch4467 She wad just saying that the real mothers whose children where literally kidnapped are the ones her heart resides with its nice that one adoptive family returned to give the children a chance to see their birth mothers but most don't

[@helenabarnett1699]

V H I feel what you’re saying but how does the bio mother have No legal rights to her children when she Never gave up her Rights to them, they were Taken from her.. just bc it was her husband that kidnapped & sold them doesn’t make it any different than if a stranger had done the same thing.

[@jkllfdsa]

@@serenasimms8612 Thank you for offering your clarification. Here is more information to help you all further understand: I am the adoptive parent of a now grown child adopted from India. Most overseas adoptive parents of such abducted children are *unaware* that their children birth mums were victimized this way. Only today did I learn of this problem by watching this video. I am open to reuniting my grown son with his birth mother *if* he, too wants that. We'd first have to have that discussion. If he did, I would not know where or how to start the process, but I'd be open to starting it! Also, "birth mother" is the generally accepted, inoffensive, accurate term for the women who gave birth to these children. "Real mother" or "real father" bothers adoptive parents and adoption agencies because the implication is that we adoptive parents are then somehow "unreal". We most certainly are not! Especially if our adopted child(ren) are adults, we *earned* the right to be called their *parents*, period. Kudos to the producers of this report.

[@KlenFreak23_]

Australian family are such good ppl. That story just warms my heart && the biological mom appreciates them so much

[@TRENDING-lk3ke]

@Nicole J. U are the big one

[@User20405]

I have an Australian family :)

[@booboobunny5655]

Agreed, that woman was such a good mother to them! 💕

[@mousegarcia4878]

www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@User20405]

@Mo Khan idk if u already know this but it's rly rude to call an Aboriginal a "Abos". Please refer to them as the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

[@ALLInOne-nn6ny]

its lucky that sunama's kids ended up in a good loving home, but most of them end up in horrible places, I will soon be working to make some change in this system, something via establishing an NGO, very soon!

[@shiny4421]

@@mousegarcia4878 bruh stop spamming this

[@mousegarcia4878]

@@shiny4421 Hi, it’s not a spam. It’s a message so people can know that there is a better future for the Earth and it’s inhabitants than the one for it now.

[@tiasrealitychitchat4163]

Kudos to the Australian family! The world needs more people like them.

[@Dorlinedainwen]

The austrailian family... i can hardly express how amazing they are. They could have ignored everything but they went above and beyond. I hope their lives are blessed forever, the world needs people to be more like them.

[@fitbeatkitchen920]

These Australian couple has a golden heart.

[@zzulm]

The birth parents lost precious time with the stolen children and peace of mind.

[@bonitawauls6274]

My heart goes out to the whole Indian situation. The poor children. Not all get homes and many are raised like chickens for the sex trade! Tortured, enslaved.

[@chief4923]

@Iraj Pandey Ikr , I know the feeling of when you just want to prove that your religion is best (I am muslim ) But Damm it Spaming is not a joke .... It is just making @Mouse Garcia's religion looking stupid...... So I repoted it And you should too!

[@sarahhumphreys3980]

I feel so sad for the Indian mum. I also think the Aussue parents have a big heart and is very compassionate of them to take the children to India to see their biological parents 🙂🙂🙂

[@ivyaurelian4831]

I was going to my grandmother's place back in 2014 with my family and my lil sister was walking with my father holding his hand. She was 10 and used to be very thin and light in stature. We were at the New Delhi railway station it was very crowded, There were people stepping on each other cause of the diwali season. Suddenly someone grabbed my sister's hand and tugged very hard and my father had a death grip on her, I remember being in the back of this scene seeing my sister in pain and literally lifted a foot in the air because of both the men were trying to pull her on thier side. She was crying, I was so shocked and wasn't able to process what was happening but suddenly due to the influx of the crowd the kidnapper was given a lead and she was very much towards him, i remember how everything just went away and I just wanted to save her and I did. Today watching this I am so so so thankful that the kidnapper wasn't able to take her that day.

[@zahraasakrani5114]

I am so happy that you were able to keep your sister safe, that is 1 less child stole and sold away and 1 less family having to grieve for their loss.

[@seawater1322]

Curry

[@sawyerpow]

This woman has an UNCANNY resemblance to Brenda Fricker, the actress who played the "pigeon lady" in Home Alone 2.

[@kenyamahrei1627]

OMG so true now I cant unsee it!

[@Yahpah]

Yessss!!!

[@murdermostdownunder3562]

Actual!!!

[@sandravd8841]

That australian mother is such a wonderful human being. It takes lots of love and guts to do what she did. The whole family is amazing.

[@CringeLord123]

I swear this channel has some of the best stuff I've ever seen. So raw.

[@Gregsmith001]

Housegirl documentries

[@ebonynicholson4579]

No cap it's an educational one too

[@famousbowl9926]

@@ariannaluna3009 eww fuck no. I hate that channel

[@famousbowl9926]

@@ariannaluna3009 theyr crew was walking down Maple in skid row offering money for drugs in exchange for "just follow us ip to our studio".. they prey on all us on the street for theyr footage that they make views amd money off of. They dont actually give a shit about us..

[@chetnakapoor478]

It doesn’t happen only in India..this happens all over the world..

[@cherry414]

@@alondracvs2439 Chill. The dude is just giving a reminder

[@cherry414]

@@alondracvs2439 wtf

[@PikaPluff]

503 dumbass is excessive.. I agree it seems like she’s downplaying it but ur reply ain’t it

[@skmonie]

503 Yo chill homie - a reminder lmfao

[@vinoths1613]

@@alondracvs2439 You getting triggered in the comment section is not going to do anything. just go about your day brother.

[@LizBeLike_]

My heart aches for the mothers who’s children were taken from them. Especially the parents who have no idea where their kids are til this day 😔 What has happened to humanity

[@mousegarcia4878]

But the evil problems of the world will be go forever. This short article talks about how this earth will be in the future. www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@lindaxiong426]

I think the Indian mother just wants to know they are safe. I can't imagine how painful the not knowing is....i mean, she tried to kill herself multiple times. I believe that if she sees they are happy and have better opportunities than she can give, any mother would choose to let them continue living the better life. In retrospect, my utmost respect for the Rollins family for choosing honesty and thinking for the good of their children. And even more respect that they willingly choose to support the birth mother. Lastly, shame on the adoption agency. How rediculous to accuse the mother of lying....the lady tried to kill herself for God sake.

[@chief4923]

@@mousegarcia4878 Yo fuck out no, Enough is enough,

[@TheMysticAngel]

This world doesn't surprise me anymore. Sometimes money is evil :(

[@emilym5397]

Not sometimes. Money is evil all the time it's meant to keep people from thriving, and to keep certain people in power

[@switchbladesx5808]

For 50$ children don’t have a price on them their worth so much more

[@Nolanoyayo]

@@grace.m1660 only 1 time. Some humans are worse then vermin

[@mousegarcia4878]

But the earth in the future will not be like this for much more. This short article talks about what the earth will be like. www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/

[@MarieG009]

@@emilym5397 It’s not money that is evil, it’s people’s selfishness. Life would be much better if everyone had freedom, no fear (so there would be no need for money) and love.

[@ellaelle1286]

The brown girl was definitely a scene queen😌✨

[@kadijakallon2533]

Yh that’s what I was thinking haha ❤️

[@grecia_1283]

yep the hair and everything 😌

[@tilly012011]

If you adopt foreign children you should make sure they learn thete native language and culture.

[@katie11199]

I think it should be something the child should want to learn about. It shouldn't be something that's constantly brought up to them, it'll have a higher chance of making that person self conscious of themselves and feeling different instead of having confidence in their heritage

[@hakiikah8343]

I completely agree.

[@nadiabarin3380]

That would be incredibly hard of u are not a native speaker of that language

[@dddhhj8709]

lots of languages exists in other countries especially india ,i dont think anyone can just teach

[@BlackRose-rp7kv]

Its not realistic or honestly the largest priority. To learn the very basics of the language would make more sense. And parts of the culture

[@aboudchalak5104]

They want “privacy”, how heartless 😭

[@user-hf1rr4nn8s]

Ikr like that’s their blood and they looked so happy that their child was alive and well somewhere 😭😭

[@lelomotaung846]

Aboud Chalak, I think they’re in denial about this whole situation, I just hope they get over it and let the parents meet their children

[@zahraasakrani5114]

I think what they meant by "privacy" was they don't want to be in the documentary but that doesn't mean that they wont let the girl meet her bio parents.

[@user-hf1rr4nn8s]

Zahraa Sakrani this would make more sense tbh and I hope it’s this way but it also said in the video something about court which suggest they not in good terms with the bio parents

[@zahraasakrani5114]

@@user-hf1rr4nn8s True true

[@papataw5523]

Just done watching "LIOn" about an Indian boy adopted by foreign family...god save those kids!

[@aa-dj9br]

Control births is a must

[@jkllfdsa]

Excellent film!

[@maramadawson6917]

Best movie

[@بيانالفارسية]

@@aa-dj9br what does that has to do with anything?

[@Flower-ck2bs]

@@aa-dj9br not control birth but straighten laws against human trafficing and corruption!

[@stoneheart1554]

Salute to Australian mother.

[@livelaughlove4603]

When the 2 women hugged, I lost it. 😔

[@hollyhocks7360]

I can’t begin to imagine the birth mothers distress having a child kidnapped never knowing what happened to them .

[@evag369]

God bless this couple! astonishing!

[@brendacarlson6575]

How devastating it must have been to loose your children and not know what happened to them, if they are safe, happy or even alive. What a strong loving family that adopted the 2 children .They eached out to find the children's mother and stay connected with their family and help them with living experiences .So nice to see that out of tragedy and devastation came hope, respect and caring for the family. GOD bless you and your family.

[@alishalama3650]

⚡️pieresze deatygodnie🕷 zygia dziecka charles🚂 🍼6

[@itzelneptune]

Wow I can’t imagine the pain from all these parents who’ve lost their children

[@user-cj2wl9ql8n]

Father sold the children

[@itzelneptune]

@@user-cj2wl9ql8n I know that, but without the mother’s consent

[@MK.19.]

Wow, the Rollings are such good people! ❤️ Paying expenses of the kids’ half siblings and their biological mother on top of all the love and support they’ve shown their own kids. Such amazingly warm hearts! ❤️God bless them🙏🏽

[@tashabrinkworth3995]

It kills me to hear my toddler cry when i leave her at day care i could not imagine that my beautiful babys ever be snatched and taken away just the thought of them crying for me kills me on its own this is sickning

[@trcy1977]

Oh stop it, witch. You're guilty of trafficking as well. I going to call you Cruella. Fake teacher. Trying to brainwash my child. I educate her on all of your tactics. I was trafficked as a child and was told I had a learning disability.

[@sarahgakure9170]

@@trcy1977 are you ok?

[@drippooh]

@@trcy1977 Who gutted you?

[@goodlifecom3716]

@it's Gladfly are you okay ???? Why are you so angry

[@tashabrinkworth3995]

@@mousegarcia4878 thankyou x

[@jascintarebello3234]

The Rollings are God sent Angels to the whole family.. thankyou for helping to uplifting the lives of even the other children.

[@tennillegordon2247]

What was meant for Evil was turned to Good!

[@Dontthink2muchaboutlife]

Thanks God !

[@leelen2907]

This is horrible! And what is even more horrible is the adoptive families who knows the truth and still remain anonymous from the birth parents! the child was kidnapped! The child wasn't truly given up! yet they selfishly keeps the child from the mother and father, acting like they would be the ones to suffer most if the child reconnects with their birth family! what those adoptive families are doing is basically kidnapping ontop off kidnapping! it's disgusting and should be illegal!.

[@justicecarter8106]

I would want my children back regardless of anything

[@Sussysi]

yes you would but looking at the big picture what would be in the best interest of the kids now that they have been with their adoptive parents for quite some time.

[@justicecarter8106]

Stacy Farrow Yes but it being illegal I would sue or make them live with them even the adoptive parents

[@Sussysi]

Again resentment is not in the best interest of the kids. The adoptive parents didn't know if was illegal either and living in that kind of turmoil that you just stated would be potentially choatic

[@k8lynmae]

I would return the children to their biological mother /family and continue to be in all their lives. Then again, I would never take (adopt) a child from their own country and cultures etc in the first place. I would move there if a child needed. Tin general, the Indian mother has every right to have her children back regardless if she wanted.

[@Sussysi]

your contradicting yourself. On one hand you would move to protect the child's well being so you don't take them out of their environment, culture and country- what not. Then on the other hand you would rip them away from the only family they know. The Biological Mother and Father always initially have the right to parent and raise their kids if they can love and nuture them properly but then its common sense to look at what is in the best interest of the children and their welfare and what will give them the best possible outcome in the future. I think it would be selfish to immediately be making decisions based on biology alone (other than how it was illegal because we are past that point we can not change that).

[@wonderlove447]

The couple that adopted them are WONDERFUL. I can feel their love through the screen.

[@kushalvishnu8266]

im so sad that my country is so messed up

[@KG-kk3ef]

:(

[@courtneyboudreau4284]

Aww God bless your soul pray 🙏 all we can do

[@mousegarcia4878]

www.jw.org/en/bible-teachings/questions/what-gods-kingdom-will-do/.

[@kendrapaulinagarciacastill4276]

Most countries are.

[@mollymanneh852]

Don't let your children out of your sight! Some end up as adrenochrome.

[@elleoria4568]

What’s that?

[@mollymanneh852]

@@elleoria4568 it is the rage of elites! The blood of children. stillnessinthestorm.com/2020/04/adrenochrome-detox-celebrities-are-coming-unhinged-during-quarantine-and-ive-never-felt-more-seen/

[@elleoria4568]

molly manneh oh my goodness!! I heard Ellen degeneras takes that stuff...

[@noriakikakyoin8587]

Please stop spreading misinformation; there's bugger things going on right now we don't need to add needless conspiracies to the mix. www.google.com/amp/s/www.thejournal.ie/adrenochrome-mark-zuckerberg-5160653-Jul2020/%3famp=1

[@elleoria4568]

Noriaki Kakyoin hi! It’s a conspiracy! Not fact, well it might be but no one really knows!!!

[@debbieferris7235]

Everyone of these children have the rite to know their real mother

[@maxparker1321]

I'm not crying you're crying 😭😭😭😭

[@ituze0712]

I never knew people did this wtf is wrong with people, tearing children apart from their mothers and fathers and for what so they can grow up thinking that their biological parents abandoned them?

[@femylafi]

The adoptive parents are great people. They really care about making sure their children know their identity and where they came from, so they can be whole. The mother looked so happy to see her children were just well and alive.

[@leannewilliams9400]

What a lovely lady to connect the 2 children with their families culture and country

[@lovezion4485]

Abba keep these precious little ones under your wings safe from the enemies

[@Ellecram]

A beautiful heartwarming story. What brave people!

[@hotcrazycatladyme168]

Props to that family for taking on all of the birth mother's living expenses, especially because she's a widow with 5 other children to care for. Imagine how guilty the older kids would feel knowing their mom and siblings were alone in India with no help. This way they don't have to feel guilty, they know their siblings are also being well cared for now and their mom is doing okay (and maybe one day the whole family can join them in the UK or wherever they are from).

[@nessa122893]

That Australian family are amazing people.

[@aa-dj9br]

If I was rich, I would adopt kids even if I have no man

[@r0mcat]

Even in Aus we adopted kids can't even find put who our real parents are.Adoption is a tricky thing.I love my Mum but I miss something I feel homesick.All the time..

[@tanyabrown9839]

DNA testing like 23andME are great for finding family members and very easy to get done. I highly recommend it.

[@elizabethgutierrez4525]

If my child was taken away I would be miserable. If they were adopted , I would just hope they were well taken care of and loved.

[@indianathe3rd742]

Nope I'd want them back😤

[@elizabethgutierrez4525]

Indiana The 3rd that would make them hate you from ripping them away from the only family they have known. Even tho he/she was ripped out from your family first.

[@indianathe3rd742]

@@elizabethgutierrez4525 Um you mean their fake family?!

[@elizabethgutierrez4525]

Indiana The 3rd Um to them is not.

[@mahdemaluca4562]

@@elizabethgutierrez4525 *I Will want tem back to. I am site that you will also want that , because , first, probabily you would not now if they were adopeted ,killed , or sex trafficaded . Second , because if you have a baby and rase e Love him for 5/6 years foi ARE THE REAL MOM Depending on the age they were kidnapped the children remember the real mother and already have a deep bond of love with her. The children Will be angry only if the real mother found out where they are after many years of them were being raised by the adopted families. If she discovers adoption only 1 or 2 or 3 years after the kidnapping, the children should return to live immediately with the real mother, it is likely that they would prefer this and have little adaptation difficulties. If the real mother finds out where the children are many years after the kidnapping, there should be an agreement between the biological and adoptive family so that the child spends part of the year with one family and spends the rest of the year with the other, so that both exercise the right to raise children. In my opinion the ideal is that the children spend their school holidays with their real mother, so that their study is in the parents of the adoptive family, where they will have better opportunities.*

[@jariahussain-lala8605]

What a courageous and wonderful woman ( the Australian one) the kids are in the best of care bless the whole family

[@africanchild2618]

Good people, good heart.

[@sylav7054]

why is this recommended 4 years later ?

[@jolenaagapisou3803]

Same thing happens in Greece, Romania, many many countries!! It’s tragic!!!

[@richsage3235]

I wonder if the other Australian family have told their adopted child, that they were kidnapped and sold to an orphanage

[@aa-dj9br]

Adoption agencies must not give cash lot nor give to children stealers. That will reduce rate of stolen kids

[@helenabarnett1699]

Rich Sage Probably not, doesn’t seem like they would considering their response after they were told the truth about the child.

[@drippooh]

@@aa-dj9br I'm still confused they'll you give for give your kid away

[@BABYCOOKIE918]

How can a father or any parents do this to their own flesh and blood this is heart breaking

[@josephinenilsson1541]

That Australian couple is just amazing

[@never_give_up90]

If I ever adopted a kidnapped child and fell in love, it would be my life goal to reunite them with their family. We do what's best for our loved ones.

[@AURORAPECK]

GOD SO MANY BROKEN HEARTED STORIES FROM AROUND THE WORLD MY HEART IS BROKEN GOD PLEASE SEE US

[@karlagarcia1851]

G.AURORA PECK same

[@freyagiselle]

This is the issue. God can't and won't help us. Because he does not exist. I hate to he that one person, but I feel like I have to. It's up to US. And a society to fix our own problems. And that's how it's always been. God is a delusion delivered to the masses in order to keep them in control. This isn't my opinion, but a fact. God won't save these children because he does not exist. In a way, all the good hearted people of society as a whole is a type of higher power. But no one's going to come down from the skies and suddenly make every thing perfect... It's up to us.

[@_immie_6629]

@@freyagiselle when you die, you will realise and it will be too late...

[@ashleygarcia.a]

Freya Giselle because of that kind of behavior and all this sin that’s going on in the world is why society is getting worse and worse each day. God speaks spiritually and moves in mysterious ways. You will realize what you said once you die. More people are sinning each and everyday, that’s why we now have COVID and corrupt governments and all of this sickening behavior. Jesus Christ died for our salvation which means we can be saved and forgiven. Those who believe that Jesus Christ is their lord and savior will be saved. If you don’t want to believe it’s fine, God is real though. I hate to say this as well but also Satan is real. Heaven and Hell is real. The issue is the ignorance that keeps on going on in the world.

[@FinestNigerians]

This video is so emotional. Very loving adopted mother. Bless her heart! She’s a great women. May the almight reward her good health & long life.... ❤️

[@madhuabeyrathna1932]

Thanks and appreciation to Australian families for taking care of those children and taking steps to prevent children kidnapping in future. Salute fron Sri Lanka.

[@jinjarogers1711]

My heart goes out to her and the 10+ years she spent mourning and worrying for her stolen babies. I am so proud that the Aussie family gave her answers and rested her weary heart, reunited her with the children and that the two families are in a good place for the future. 💗🇦🇺

[@chirpy4397]

“Why do you want a baby ?” “To feed baby”

[@user-yd3sp9fd2d]

𝒇𝒆𝒆𝒅 𝒃𝒂𝒃𝒚

[@jamiegearheart2239]

So happy see them all as one family.

[@hassanashur4079]

agood heart Australian familiy

[@finallyfinally9317]

@Summer Months why ?

[@randomdude245]

4:21 that hug melted my heart

[@carolmccorry3053]

What a eye opening documentary, the Rollins family are truly amazing people, god bless you all.

[@blackshadow7520]

Some of them are just acting, there are such bastards who kill baby girls. Damn what a cruel and double faced world

[@BronzeSista]

I really appreciate the Australian family 👪 they handled it well.

[@keiltree2710]

I just checked my birth certificate and my parents passport to confirm myslef. . . . . . Turns out that they are my real parents. Sorry if you were expecting a thriller 😂

[@ms.s1321]

You the lucky one.

[@dorkam6555]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Mina-rb5ut]

10:59 the tiny moment of hope and envisioning reunited with her lost daughter. This makes me so sad 😭

[@msDreamer5894]

I know! I lost it 😭😭😭

[@tameshalittle4877]

God bless ur souls 🙏❣️ The Australian parents did a great job raising them children. They are so mature.

[@grimoy5721]

this is honestly one of the saddest things ive seen in awhile. i cant imagine what parents go through, losing a loved one is hard. and the children must go through so much too.

[@MissHawes0187]

Wow. On one hand the kids were adopted by an amazing family. And the that family is now supporting that widow with 5 kids. The kids are dressed well and they pay for their education. God works in crazy ways man. Who knew that she would be supported by the same family that bought her kids 10 years ago

[@k8lynmae]

I LOVE Sarees--both Indian and Kandyan (Sri Lankan) and all the Sarees in this doco are stunning.

[@talosheeg]

I do too, but that's not the point of this documentary

[@femylafi]

You got to be heartless to know a child was stolen and not even make contact. Are they crazy. That is cold hearted, and no compassion for the fact you got to raise that child and enjoy the benefits.

[@Krish-dh6dw]

If I find those Australian parents,I would give 10m

[@vishakhamalakar5884]

As an Indian, I never knew things like this happens

[@FinestNigerians]

I can’t watch this any longer: Too emotional 😭😭😭😭 Godh!

[@Mariahdaynell]

I’m so happy they got another loving mom to care for them thank god , I’m just 4 minutes in but I hope the biological mom gets to see how they are now and now have peace knowing they were happy and safe all along . Thts so sad tho , if something happen like that to me I’d literally go insane

[@myludycatacutan4835]

Heartbreaking can hold my tears as a mother.. But it has a happy ending.. Godbless the biological mother and the rollings.. Rollings are quite awesome and a very good parents.. Love from Philippines..