A bill aimed at giving adopted people 'full and clear right of access' to their original birth certificates has become law in the Republic of Ireland
Before the bill became law, adopted people in Ireland could have been prevented from accessing their birth identity
That is because some adoptees will be required to attend an "information session" with the Adoption Authority of Ireland before they are granted access to their birth certificates. The group described this rule this rule as "offensive" and discriminatory, arguing it meant adopted people "must have privacy explained to them".
Until now, parents who did not want to be traced had the right to block the release of information, meaning their children were not allowed to see their own birth documents. From now on, even if there is a parental objection, birth certificates will eventually be released to adoptees.Minister for Children Roderic O'Gorman described the passage of the bill through government as a "historic moment"There can be complications for people who were issued with incorrect birth certificates in an attempt to conceal their birth and the identity of their parents.
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