Assertion: orphanage's child | /r/HasProperty | separated
Facets:
value: from their families
type: OTHER
value: unnecessarily
type: MANNER
value: in order to exploited
type: PURPOSE
value: from their parents
type: OTHER
value: from their father
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: I witnessed two children being separated from their father to come and live in the orphanage
text: It has also been shown that children are being separated from their families and placed into orphanages as a means of attracting international visitors.
text: Support for orphanages is causing children to be separated from their families
text: The demand for orphanages and orphans is resulting in more orphanages being opened and children being separated from their families to fill the spaces.
text: That’s why, Hope and Homes for Children and the other members of the Rethink Orphanages coalition are working towards a world where no child is needlessly separated from their family, and the institutionalisation of children is consigned to history.
text: Travellers who visit and volunteer in orphanages may genuinely want to help, but their efforts can actually support system where children are separated from their families and, in some cases, abused.
text: Although done with the best of intentions, the practice of volunteering in an orphanage is actively seeing children being unnecessarily separated from their families in order to be exploited.
text: It is now widely recognised that a key driver leading to children being separated from their families and placed into orphanages is poverty, not lack of caregivers as traditionally believed.
text: By visiting or volunteering in orphanages across the world we contribute to the demand for ‘orphans’, ensuring that more children are unnecessarily separated from their families and exploited as commodities for financial gain.
text: There is concern that the earthquake will accelerate a similar trend and children will be separated from their families.
text: Yet, even when children need to be separated from their parents, there are other family-based and community-based care alternatives that should be explored before institutional care is considered.
text: Vulnerable children being separated from their families and placed in orphanages to attract funding, volunteers and donations from well-meaning tourists is replicated across Southeast Asia and has also been reported on in Nepal and across Africa.