Humanitarian workers cast new doubt on a French charity's claims it was helping Darfur orphans by trying to fly them to Europe, saying Thursday that most of the children appear to have at least one parent.
Fallout from the scandal reached across Africa to the Republic of Congo, where officials suspended international adoptions.
The French charity calling itself Zoe's Ark was stopped last week from flying the children from Chad to Europe, where the group said it intended to place them with host families in foster care.
Seventeen Europeans have been detained by Chadian authorities, including six French citizens who were charged with kidnapping. …
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