PRI Staff

Fewer Workers in Mexico Mean Fewer Immigrants — Eventually

Mexico’s fertility rate has fallen dramatically from 6.8 children per woman in the late ’60s and continues its downward slide. “The goal of the current population policy is to reach replacement rate fertility,” National Population Council (CONAPO) Director Elena Zuniga told PRI this year. “We

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For the Record

“Peruvian health minister Pilar Mazzetti is moving forward with her scheme to introduce the abortifacient morning-after pill for distribution in public health clinics despite the constitution’s protection of human life from conception onwards. “In June of this year, Carlos Polo, writing for the Population Research

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From the Countries

AIDS Invading China AIDS is on the move in China. ATM northeast province of Heilongjiang in recent years has seen a growing number of HIV carriers and full-blown AIDS patients. At the end of October 2004, 56 new HIV carriers and AIDS patients, representing a

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Global Monitor

UN Tells Poland: Legalize Abortion The United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) has decided Poland needs abortion — despite the fact that mostly Catholic Poland doesn’t want it legalized. The UNHRC reported Poland has not complied with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights

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President’s Page: State of Fear and Global Warming

I bought the latest Michael Crichton novel, State of Fear, as I was about to board the all-night flight from Phoenix to Washington, D.C. I figured that a fast-paced science thriller by the author of Jurassic Park, The Andromeda Strain, and like books would help

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Scandal in Spain: Late-Term Abortions

Two journalists from the London Telegraph, Daniel Foggo and Charlotte Edwards, secretly filmed Dr. Saroj Adlakha explaining how late-term abortions were performed at the Ginemedex clinic in Barcelona, Spain, giving details of real cases. Dr. Adlakha said she had taken to the clinic a British

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The World Still Feeds Itself

The following is an excerpt from Steve’s upcoming book, The War on People. As the ’60s came to a close, the public arguments for population control moved from the national interest to global interests. Although in private practical men like Henry Kissinger would still make

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How to Reduce the Number of Abortions (Hint:

October 26, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 33 Dear Colleague: In an apparent effort to call into question President Bush’s pro-life credentials, a researcher claims that abortions increased under his administration for economic reasons.  But both his facts and his analysis are flawed. Steven W.

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UNICEF: The Mask is Off!

October 18, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 32 Dear Colleague: Halloween is just around the corner, and once again UN Children’s Fund is recruiting millions of little children to fundraise on its behalf.  But if a cute little ballerina (or superman) comes to your door

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Las interrogantes de la demografía actual

8 Octubre 2004 Volumen 6 / Número 31 Estimado Amigo: Poco a poco, el peligro del despoblamiento se hace más evidente para la prensa. (Aunque nosotros se lo venimos diciendo por años). Pero todavía no tiene idea sobre qué hacer al respecto. Steven W. Mosher

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For the Record

“Peruvian health minister Pilar Mazzetti is moving forward with her scheme to introduce the abortifacient morning-after pill for distribution in public health clinics despite the

Read More »

From the Countries

AIDS Invading China AIDS is on the move in China. ATM northeast province of Heilongjiang in recent years has seen a growing number of HIV

Read More »

Global Monitor

UN Tells Poland: Legalize Abortion The United Nations Human Rights Committee (UNHRC) has decided Poland needs abortion — despite the fact that mostly Catholic Poland

Read More »

UNICEF: The Mask is Off!

October 18, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 32 Dear Colleague: Halloween is just around the corner, and once again UN Children’s Fund is recruiting millions

Read More »