Korean adoptees from coast to coast | from land to land
Adopté.e.s coréen.ne.s d'un océan à l'autre | d'un pays à l'autre
Il y a plus ou moins 3 200 corén.ne.s adopté.e.s au Canada. C'est d’un chiffre important, surtout si l’on considère que la République de Corée est également une source importante d’étudiants internationaux au Canada et un partenaire commercial clé.
Le CKRG se consacre à la défense des droits des adopté.e.s coréen.ne.s et de leurs familles.
Notre objectif est de sensibiliser le public aux difficultés spécifiques rencontrées par les adopté.e.s, notamment les questions d'identité, d'accès à l'information et de justice en cas de pratiques d'adoption abusives.
Nous collaborons étroitement avec le KRG mondial et d'autres organisations coréennes de défense des droits afin de faire entendre notre voix à l'échelle mondiale.
Ensemble, nous œuvrons pour des changements politiques, favorisons le soutien de la communauté et créons des ressources pédagogiques qui permettent aux adopté.e.s de se réapproprier leur histoire.
Approximately 3,200 Korean-born adoptees currently reside in Canada. This is a significant number, especially considering that the Republic of Korea is also a major source of international students in Canada and a key trading partner.
CKRG is dedicated to advocating for the rights of Korean adoptees and their families.
We aim to raise awareness about the unique challenges faced by adoptees, including identity issues, access to information, and justice in cases of wrongful adoption practices.
We collaborate closely with the Global KRG, and other Korean rights organizations, to amplify our voices globally.
Together, we work towards policy changes, foster community support, and create educational resources that empower adoptees to reclaim their narratives.
TRC3
(Get Ready | Soyez prêt.e.s)
Why Should I submit my case to TRC3
If you think your adoption has discordances, illegal, or falsified information.
Si vous pensez que votre dossier d'adoption ades discordances, illégal ou/et falsifié.
À lire
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Des enfants sud-coréens « envoyés comme des bagages » pour l’adoption internationale (avec kimura byol lemoine)(30 mars 2025, CBC .Charles Séguin)
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Paper orphans Priscilla Ki Sun Hwang & Albert Leung, CBC - Sep. 27, 2023. A lot of South Koreans adopted by Western families in the postwar years grew up believing they were orphans. In many cases, it was a lie.
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B.C. woman finds biological family following CBC report on falsified adoption papers Priscilla Ki Sun Hwang, Albert Leung, CBC - February 9, 2024
À regarder
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Paper Orphans Sep 28, 2023 #CBCNews #News - Korean Canadians who believed they were orphans learn their parents may still be alive.
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[YTN 탐사 보고서 기록] 해외입양 끝나지 않은 이야기 Jun 12, 2023
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KOREAN ADOPTION SPECIAL LAW IBYANGIN, 2023
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60 mins: Korean Intercountry adoption (with subs) KBS, 2005 05 25
To read
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Paper orphans (Priscilla Ki Sun Hwang & Albert Leung CBC - Sep. 27, 2023) A lot of South Koreans adopted by Western families in the postwar years grew up believing they were orphans. In many cases, it was a lie.
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B.C. woman finds biological family following CBC report on falsified adoption papers, Feb. 9, 2024 Priscilla Ki Sun Hwang, Albert Leung
To watch
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Paper Orphans (Sep. 28, 2023 #CBCNews #News Korean Canadians who believed they were orphans learn their parents may still be alive.
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[YTN 탐사 보고서 기록] 해외입양 끝나지 않은 이야기 / Jun 12, 2023
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60 mins: Korean Intercountry adoption (with subs) KBS, 2005 05 25