Next week, Madonna's adoption of David will be ruled upon in Malawi's High
Court.
Court officials will rule whether a coalition of human rights and child
advocacy groups should help determine if the singer is suitable to adopt
David.
Justice Andrew Nyirenda will decide on November 20 if the 67-member
coalition, who maintain the adoption proceedings have been irregular, will
play a part in the adoption proceedings.
Madonna and Guy were granted 18-month interim custody of David on October
12.

When asked if she was going to adopt another baby, Madonna said: "Yes,
absolutely. I'm going to adopt another Malawian child very quickly. A baby
girl this time, in order to redress the balance."
The 'Hung Up' singer has also revealed she plans to take the couple's two
other children, Lourdes, 10, and Rocco, six, to help choose the new baby.
She told French magazine Paris Match: "The next time I visit the orphanage I
am going to take the children with me. I want to open their minds to the
rest of the world."