Children’s Ombudsman called the unqualified claim of the Americans to the ECHR – RBC

the authors of the lawsuit against the “Dima Yakovlev law” from the United States have no right to represent the interests of Russian orphans in the European court of human rights (ECHR), as no time to draw up the adoption papers and “are children of outsiders”. This was stated by the children’s Ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova, her official statement quoted by “Interfax”.

She recalled that they “have not acquired the status of legal representatives of children” and are unable to represent their interests in accordance with claim 1. article 56 of the Family code. She added that filing a complaint from Americans “is a direct violation” of Russian law and article 20 of the UN Convention on the rights of the child. The article States that a child who is “deprived of their family environment”, has the right to protection and assistance from the state.

How to change the life of orphans “law of Dima Yakovlev”. Investigation RBC

on Tuesday, January 17, it became known that the ECtHR recognized the “law of Dima Yakovlev” discriminate against Americans the right to adopt Russian children. The court sided 45 American plaintiffs who started the adoption process, but failed to bring it to the end because of the adoption of the law. The court awarded each family $ 3 thousand compensation. Russia is going to appeal the decision.

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on 1 January 2013 in Russia came into force the “law of Dima Yakovlev”, prohibiting the transfer of Russian children on adoption to citizens of the United States. The decision was a response to the “Magnitsky act”, banning entry into the United States a number of Russian officials and the alleged freezing of their accounts.