Director of biggest adoption agency in the Netherlands resigns after pressure of
Dutch government to keep quit about the Chinese Adoption Scandals.

Ina Hut, the director of Wereldkinderen, says that the Central Authority in the Netherlands forced her not do to any investigation regarding the Chinese Adoption Scandals because it might hurt the relationships with the Netherlands.
Due the difficult relationship between Ms. Hut and the Dutch
government, to keep a transparent overview of the adoption process,
especially regarding Chinese Adoptions, she could not continue her work
with a clear consciousness she said in an interview on television last
evening.

Hut says, that the economic interest and the push for children by
prospective 'adoptive parents' are more prevailing than the interest of
children. After almost seven years of fighting, against the corrupt
system, from within, she is tired, says Ina Hut in Trouw this morning.

The ministry of justice said in an official response
of Hut her resignation, that she wanted to do an 'undercover
investigation' and that such a activity would compromise the
relationship with China.
Ina Hut answered that; she never spoke about an undercover operation
but just wanted to have clear answer from both Central Authorities
about the stolen and 'trafficked' children from China. Due the unclear
situation after the visit of the Dutch Central Authority to China and
the ongoing messages of stolen children from China, Ina Hut was
questioning the adoptions from China. Wereldkinderen stopped adoption
from China this year, except the so-called 'special needs' children.

Read the article here from the UAI website

A Dutch article about Hut.

** ETA 2:11 p.m. Thanks to reader Mirjam, who passed along this information to me.