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On July 2, 2026, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer formally apologized on behalf of the UK government to mothers and children affected by a system of forced adoptions that operated primarily between 1949 and 1976. This system, which targeted unmarried mothers, resulted in the separation of an estimated 185,000 children from their families as they were placed for adoption without the consent of their mothers.
In his statement, Starmer expressed deep sorrow and regret for the trauma endured by those affected, acknowledging the significant emotional pain caused by these practices. The British government’s apology aligns with similar acknowledgments made by other countries, including the Netherlands, where more than 15,000 children were also forcibly separated from their mothers during the same time period. These actions have been characterized as a violation of human rights that spanned several decades, leading to calls for accountability and reparations for the victims.
3 July
Η Βρετανία ζητά συγγνώμη για τις εξαναγκαστικές υιοθεσίες – Η σκοτεινή ιστορία πίσω από την κρατική πολιτική
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