By Tag Clar Editorial
Germany has faced a significant decline in the number of adopted children in recent years. According to the latest published statistics, only about 3,500 children were placed with new families in the country last year, marking the lowest number since the reunification of Germany.
Why has Germany moved away from adopting children?
This decline occurs while positive statistics have been recorded in some family structures. It seems that social and cultural changes in Germany, particularly in attitudes towards adoption, have played a significant role in this trend. Many families are opting for other forms of support for orphaned children instead of adopting, and this may be a contributing factor to the decline.
