The document discusses Malaysia's introduction of baby hatches in 2010 as a way for parents to anonymously abandon unwanted newborns. It provides statistics on abandoned babies prior to the hatches. The first baby hatch was established by the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development and is managed by OrphanCARE. The hatch allows safe abandonment of babies and ensures they receive medical care before being adopted. However, baby hatches in Germany and Japan are controversial and have not necessarily reduced abandonment. The document suggests alternative programs focused on education, support for poor parents, and preventing unwanted pregnancies.
The document discusses Malaysia's introduction of baby hatches in 2010 as a way for parents to anonymously abandon unwanted newborns. It provides statistics on abandoned babies prior to the hatches. The first baby hatch was established by the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development and is managed by OrphanCARE. The hatch allows safe abandonment of babies and ensures they receive medical care before being adopted. However, baby hatches in Germany and Japan are controversial and have not necessarily reduced abandonment. The document suggests alternative programs focused on education, support for poor parents, and preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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The document discusses Malaysia's introduction of baby hatches in 2010 as a way for parents to anonymously abandon unwanted newborns. It provides statistics on abandoned babies prior to the hatches. The first baby hatch was established by the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development and is managed by OrphanCARE. The hatch allows safe abandonment of babies and ensures they receive medical care before being adopted. However, baby hatches in Germany and Japan are controversial and have not necessarily reduced abandonment. The document suggests alternative programs focused on education, support for poor parents, and preventing unwanted pregnancies.
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Baby Hatch -anonymously drop off their newly born children if they do not wish to care for them 407 babies were abandoned between 2005 and 2009 24 cases up to the end of April 2010. The launching of the first baby hatch on 29th May 2010 - Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil, said that the Minister of Women, Family and Community Development
Datuk Seri Shahrizat Abdul Jalil
The baby hatch is managed by OrphanCARE
7 babies in OrphanCARE’s care
a bungalow situated in residential Kampung Tunku,PJ a room measuring one square metre. equipped with a bed, an air-conditioner, a lamp and a sensor that sounds an alarm in the caretaker’s room upstairs whenever a baby is placed in it.
Datuk Adnan Mohd Tahir,
President OrphanCARE T h e P r o c e d u r e s Baby is deposited to the baby hatch
Inform the Social Welfare Department
Send the baby for a check-up
If it is left without a signed consent form- lodge a
police report
The baby is passed to the approved parent
H o w t h e y d o i t ?
German y
Japan Baby Hatch in Germany : Brief Overview
have been used since 2000
sixty per cent of the users return to take back their babies after having second thoughts. the hatches have remained controversial since their inception and they have their detractors. experts say - the number of abandoned infants has not actually gone down Baby Hatch in Japan : Brief Overview
started the system in 2oo7
offer for adoption after an eight week period during which birth parents can change their minds faced many problem – some parents abandoned their handicap babies there. Resolution
Stop the baby hatch program
Start a new program to educate or recover or to prevent pre marital pregnant. Start a new program for poor parents that cannot afford to raise their children