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Shapla Community Family Tracing & Reunifications, BD Family DNA database, Counselling & Mediation, Roots, Reconnection, Right to Identity, Restorative Justice, SDG goals

Shapla Foundation is committed to reunite children from Bangladesh (adoptees) and Bangladeshi families with their lost children/relatives. Through the Shapla Community, we connect with each other and with those interested in our cause. After a bloody war of independence with Pakistan, Bangladesh became independent in 1972. The Netherlands belonged to one of the first countries that recognized Bangladesh as an independent country. In 1972 the leader Mujibor Rahman announced publicly that he would have mercy on the children and war orphans. After this the law ACT Abandoned and Warborn Children was accepted, with rules to allow adoption of these children abroad. Unfortunately, many children have been collected and placed into babyhomes from where they got relocated to other homes or gone for adoption abroad. Often without the parents knowing or their consent....
Names and stories in documents are often incorrect, making it very difficult to find the original family. Due to intensive fieldwork by our local networks, we can speak about good results. Do you support Family Reunifications? Then join us or support us with your (financial) gift. More information can be found at www.shaplacommunity.org.

01/06/2026

Big shout out to MUN Alert!

*TRIGGERWARNING: parents are speaking out about their missing child. This is what parents of adoptees have gone through in the ‘70s…. (don’t believe the lies aka European narratives)

Finally, after almost 50 years since the lost children of Bangladesh (see documentary https://youtu.be/EDDMaAdUNrA?si=iNjSF1Ks_4fHFoqK) just after the Liberation War 1971, there is a very promising initiative by Sadat Rahman that aims to prevend any more children going missing in or from Bangladesh.
In partnership with Meta, Bangladesh is the 1st Asian country to introduce her version of the Amber Alert, to be shared through Facebook, Instagram and billboards within a radius of 160 miles.

It will hopefully end an era of children going missing in Bangladesh, for whatever reason, and what the local police forces did not give priority to for so long. Children getting lost, taken, abducted, or left behind - MUN Alert is working around the clock to find them and reunite with their families again.

And what is even more hearthwarming: it is a completely youth driven initiative with very talented group of students that work completely voluntarily to realize the mission of Zero Missing Children.

GOOD NEWS: we will be working together on the older cases like that of adoptees as well! ReConnection Families Bangladesh .
👉 Follow us for the updates on any further developments. Want to help? Join our team! 💪

De Nederlandse overheid wil interlandelijke adoptie afbouwen. Een belangrijke stap — maar het huidige wetsvoorstel schie...
30/04/2026

De Nederlandse overheid wil interlandelijke adoptie afbouwen. Een belangrijke stap — maar het huidige wetsvoorstel schiet tekort voor de mensen om wie het écht gaat: geadopteerden zelf.

Als collectief van interlandelijk geadopteerden, waaronder betrokkenen uit Bangladesh en netwerken zoals Shapla Community, hebben wij gereageerd op dit voorstel. Onze kernboodschap is helder:

👉 Zonder waarheidsvinding, erkenning en herstel blijft dit vooral een administratieve afbouw — geen rechtvaardige afsluiting.



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