Uluslararası özel hukukta çocukların milletlerarası evlat edinmesi ve koruması ile ilgili devletler arasındaki işbirliği

For years child protection has been a very complex issue. Child protection is the protection of children from abuse, violence, trafficking, marriage, and labor and being separated from their families. Child protection is an important part of safeguarding and safeguarding children against abuse and violence is one part of a company's responsibility and it may help to reduce all measures that come in contact with children's safety. A very good opportunity for unwanted and abandoned children by their family, regardless of the circumstances, is their adoption. Every State should enable children to have a better and happier life and if it is not possible in that State due to poverty then intercountry adoption is the best option for them. The 1993 Hague Adoption Convention was developed to respond to the serious and complex human and legal problems in intercountry adoption. It recognizes that intercountry adoption may offer the advantage of a permanent family to children from whom a suitable family cannot be found in their State of origin. 1993 Hague Adoption Convention mentions that the best interests of the child shall be the paramount consideration in adoption. The 1993 Hague Convention establishes a system of co-operation between authorities in States of origin and receiving States, designed to ensure that intercountry adoption takes place under conditions that help to guarantee the best adoption practices and elimination of abuses.