Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style coercive one-child policy in April. The IMA had just passed a resolution urging Indians to have, voluntarily, only one child
February 25, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 8 Dear Colleague: Despite its vague nature, a UN committee’s vote for a non-binding resolution calling for a ban on human cloning is another step forward for the international campaign to stop cloning. Steven W. Mosher President UN’s
February 18, 2005Volume 7 / Number 7 Dear Colleague: I just visited Papua New Guinea, and I can report that people there are resisting attempts to impose abortion and population control on their country. Steven W. Mosher President Proclamation of the Conference on Love, Life
February 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 6 Dear Colleague: Good Supreme Court appointments are the most likely way of preventing same-sex “marriage” from being imposed on America. Steven W. Mosher President Stopping Same-Sex Marriage Can the unprecedented innovation of same-sex “marriage” be stopped? By
February 7, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 5 Dear Colleague: China’s ban on sex-selective abortion won’t solve her sex imbalance problem. Steven W. Mosher President An Impediment to Choice Communist China announced plans last month to criminalize sex-selective abortion, yet American and international feminist groups-quick
28 de Enero 2005 Volumen 7 / Número 4 Estimado amigo: Después de la Marcha por la Vida, el Proyecto de Ley sobre la toma de conciencia sobre el dolor que siente el niño no nacido, es el próximo asunto en la Agenda Pro Vida
January 28, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 4 Dear Colleague: In the wake of the March for Life, the Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act is next on Congress' pro-life agenda. Steven W. Mosher President The Next Legislative Battle: Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act The
January 20, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 3 Dear Colleague: Greed-driven manufacturers of the morning-after pill (MAP) are hoping that the FDA will soon approve this abortifacient drug for over-the-counter sale. Eight months ago the FDA rightly rejected this very bad idea. Nothing has changed
January 14, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 2 Dear Colleague: What kind of Social Security reform should pro-lifers support? One that reduces the fertility disincentives contained in the structure of Social Security itself, and encourages Americans to bear more children. More children now means more
January 6, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 1 Dear Colleague: Lower fertility rates and economic development in Mexico (and points south) will lead to lower immigration levels into the United States, but the timing of this downward shift could be delayed if Mexico falls back into
Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style
February 25, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 8 Dear Colleague: Despite its vague nature, a UN committee’s vote for a non-binding resolution calling for a
February 18, 2005Volume 7 / Number 7 Dear Colleague: I just visited Papua New Guinea, and I can report that people there are resisting attempts
February 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 6 Dear Colleague: Good Supreme Court appointments are the most likely way of preventing same-sex “marriage” from being
February 7, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 5 Dear Colleague: China’s ban on sex-selective abortion won’t solve her sex imbalance problem. Steven W. Mosher President
28 de Enero 2005 Volumen 7 / Número 4 Estimado amigo: Después de la Marcha por la Vida, el Proyecto de Ley sobre la toma
January 28, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 4 Dear Colleague: In the wake of the March for Life, the Unborn Child Pain Awareness Act is
January 20, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 3 Dear Colleague: Greed-driven manufacturers of the morning-after pill (MAP) are hoping that the FDA will soon approve
January 14, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 2 Dear Colleague: What kind of Social Security reform should pro-lifers support? One that reduces the fertility disincentives
January 6, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 1 Dear Colleague: Lower fertility rates and economic development in Mexico (and points south) will lead to lower immigration