Canadians are trying to decide whether or not pictures should be included in on-line listings of children who are available for adoption. While a final decision hasn't been made yet, there are strong opinions on both sides.

"The majority opinion of those participating in the focus groups made up of professionals, parents and caregivers favored photo listing, although they felt there should be certain restrictions."

Those who opposed the idea expressed concerns about child trafficking, and making birth parents feel as though their children were being "marketed." Read more online.

Labels: adoption_agencies, adoption_rights, privacy