Madonna Adoption Legal Trouble

 Is pop star Madonna a fit person to adopt a motherless Malawian toddler? When the legal system needs to ask the question even Madonna must wonder. Except, of course, one understands that the child's biological father has accepted a fair monetary settlement quoted as being more in a lumps sum than he could earn in the entire rest of his life. Madonna gets what Madonna wants and she suffers no qualms as to how she gets it.
With good reason the Human Rights Commission of Malawi has great reservations and the Judge has declared the first hearing as irregular which likely will have far-reaching consequences in a country where AIDS has affected an estimated two million children. Madonna states she has had the child tested and he is free of the disease.
Child advocacy groups have stated that the lack of clarity in Malawi when it comes to adoption by foreigners could be an open sesame to child traffckers and pedophiles.
So for the time being the child is in America in the custody of Madonna and her husband pending the Malawi judge's opinion. The ruling was due November 20th.
Madonna is still in possession of the boy so it would seem she gets what she wants, but not generally known the boy's father in Malawi told journalists that he had no intentions of rescinding his consent and “for everyone to back off.”
Since Malawi Child Protection laws are not only archaic, they are also quite forgotten for reasons only Malawians understand. AIDS, over abundance of births, and more children becoming orphans, plus the frantic and frequency of others quickly adopting the children, why would the Malawi courts object to Madonna.
She can give him a life that no other child would ever have. But would she teach him her obvious lack of morals as well?