A bill has been drafted by the Russian Education and Science Ministry that could stop independent adoptions of children by foreign families.

"'The bill has been drafted and it can fully stop the problem of independent adoption,' director of the ministry's department for the welfare of children Alina Levitskaya said during a Wednesday video conference between Moscow and Washington on the problems of foreign adoptions in Russia."

Though the bill has been drafted, it has not yet passed or been signed into law. Independent, or private, adoptions are adoptions that take place through an attorney - rather than an adoption agency - who finds and places children. Source: Interfax

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