Project is Closed


 

The project closed due to personal reasons, but I'll do my best to keep the Cloud Project updated.

Best,

Arp / Speaks AtCLoud - Alessia Petrolito

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  1. brennOctober 26, 2026 at 10:21 PM

    The Meet, the Cloud post series is back! Welcome to the collection of posts featuring the Italian partners' voice: constitution, members, goals, collaborations and successful activities. Today we present Comitato Nazionale per il Diritto alle Origini Biologiche (National Commitee for Right tyo Biological Origins). The Committee was formed on June 5, 2009, in Naples. The aim was to respond to the numerous requests of those adopted children not recognized at birth and ask to be represented so that the right to know their own origins. As a spontaneous movement, before being officially registered, it has carried out frequent discussions and in-depth preparatory meetings, preparatory to the formulation of a law proposal to modify Article 28 of Law 184/1983 that specifically prevents a child from the right to access their sealed birth records. All while dealing with associations of adoptive children and parents present on the national territory. The Committee has set two lines ...


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