Population Group Slams Proposed Abortion Maneuver by Senator Hatfield For Immediate Release March 8, 1998 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON — The Population Research Institute (PRI) today sharply criticized a move by Senator Mark Hatfield (R-OR) aimed at restoring U.S. funding for international population
Two great fighters against the worldwide population control movement died recently. Dr. Julian Simon, whose tireless efforts documenting the importance of human population to authentic development helped spark a small but growing counterrevolution in economic and social thinking, died on February 8 at the age
On 29 January 1998, the last day of his investigative trip to Peru, PRI Review editor and investigator David Morrison was given an interview with Eduardo Yong Marta, President Fujimori’s health advisor and former head of the Ministry of Health during the beginning of the
Although officials with the US Agency for International Development deny the practice, current documents and training programs indicate that the Agency still uses quotas to evaluate so called “family planning programs.” When Mark Schneider, USAID’s Assistant Administrator for Latin America and the Caribbean, testified before
As human rights activists and humanitarian aid workers contend against the tide, the United Nations moves closer to promulgating guidelines that would subject refugee women to clinically irresponsible and dangerous procedures of fertility regulation and abortion. Scheduled for completion in April, UNHCR guidelines for “Reproductive
The United Nations Population Fund’s (UNFPA) love affair with China’s ruthless one-child policy continues. Despite overwhelming evidence of massive human rights violations stretching back two decades and in violation of its own charter the UNFPA has just quietly embarked upon a new $20 million program
I first met Julian Simon in 1984. I was visiting Washington, DC, spending my days explaining to incredulous Senators and Congressmen that the government of China was deadly serious about its one-child policy, to the point of dragooning women into poorly equipped health clinics for
When the first sterilization campaign arrived in their little town of La Legua, Peru, Celia Durand and her husband Jaime were unsure they wanted to participate. Although they had discussed Celia’s having the operation in the past, and had even researched its availability, they had
This issue marks an important and sad milestone for the Population Research Institute. Two of the Institute’s greatest friends and resources over the years, James Arthur Miller and Julian Simon, died this spring. Please be sure to read our reflections and appreciation for each of
What happened to medicine when the campaign began? My name is Hector Hugo Chavez Chuchon, and I am the president of the regional medical federation of Ayacucho, Andahuaylas, and Huancavelica in the Republic of Peru. This area is the poorest in the country. I do
Population Group Slams Proposed Abortion Maneuver by Senator Hatfield For Immediate Release March 8, 1998 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON — The Population Research
Two great fighters against the worldwide population control movement died recently. Dr. Julian Simon, whose tireless efforts documenting the importance of human population to authentic
On 29 January 1998, the last day of his investigative trip to Peru, PRI Review editor and investigator David Morrison was given an interview with
Although officials with the US Agency for International Development deny the practice, current documents and training programs indicate that the Agency still uses quotas to
As human rights activists and humanitarian aid workers contend against the tide, the United Nations moves closer to promulgating guidelines that would subject refugee women
The United Nations Population Fund’s (UNFPA) love affair with China’s ruthless one-child policy continues. Despite overwhelming evidence of massive human rights violations stretching back two
I first met Julian Simon in 1984. I was visiting Washington, DC, spending my days explaining to incredulous Senators and Congressmen that the government of
When the first sterilization campaign arrived in their little town of La Legua, Peru, Celia Durand and her husband Jaime were unsure they wanted to
This issue marks an important and sad milestone for the Population Research Institute. Two of the Institute’s greatest friends and resources over the years, James
What happened to medicine when the campaign began? My name is Hector Hugo Chavez Chuchon, and I am the president of the regional medical federation