PRI Staff

Census Shows Youth will be Missing from Next Generation

Canada’s births are still way below replacement level, as our census has just shown. For every 100 Canadians in this generation, there are fewer than 80 children in the next generation. Is this baby bust a cause for rejoicing or concern? It depends ultimately on

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For the Record…

“In its June 4 Weekly Briefing, the Population Research Institute warns that UNFPA supporters are attempting to gut the 1985 U.S. law which forbids U.S. funds from going to any organization or country that participates in a program of forced abortion or sterilization. Recent PRI

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From the Countries

Condoms and AIDS For years the U.S. Agency for International Development, the United Nations, and a score of international groups have promoted the condom as the answer to stopping the AIDS epidemic. Now it would seem that the United Nations is realizing that condoms can’t

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Protecting Women from AIDS

The United States is committing $15 billion over the next five years to the global fight against AIDS. President George W. Bush signed the United States Leadership Against HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria Act of 2003 into law on May 27. One of the key provisions

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The Uncontrolled AIDS Epidemic

The Current Epidemic For the first time since the Black Death in the Middle Ages, a disease is sending whole nations into absolute demographic decline. AIDS was first recognized in the late 1970s. In the years since, some 25 million people have died of the

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African Women and AIDS

April 29, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 13 Dear Colleague: In Africa, nearly 6 out of 10 victims of HIV/AIDS are women. Why does the disease disproportionately strike African women? Because, say the gender feminists at the United Nations, they are powerless to refuse sex with HIV-positive men.

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Are Africans Promiscuous Unto Death?

April 24, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 12 Dear Colleague: The need for effective AIDS relief in Africa, as called for by President Bush, is tragically self-evident. But before we throw $15 billion at the problem, we must understand that past programs have failed. Even more importantly,

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AIDS, Abortion and Effective U.S. Policy

April 22, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 11 Dear Colleague: HIV/AIDS is sweeping through the continent of Africa. Past programs, based on the myth that African HIV/AIDS was spread by heterosexual sex, have failed to stop the epidemic. This is because most HIV/AIDS in Africa is

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New Evidence: UNFPA Support of Forced Abortion, Genocide

April 17, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 10 Dear Colleague: If UNFPA’s claims of helping reform China’s coercive population program were taken at face value, the world might think that reproductive freedom is spreading like wildfire throughout China. New evidence has surfaced that shows that UNFPA’s

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For the Record…

“In its June 4 Weekly Briefing, the Population Research Institute warns that UNFPA supporters are attempting to gut the 1985 U.S. law which forbids U.S.

Read More »

From the Countries

Condoms and AIDS For years the U.S. Agency for International Development, the United Nations, and a score of international groups have promoted the condom as

Read More »

Protecting Women from AIDS

The United States is committing $15 billion over the next five years to the global fight against AIDS. President George W. Bush signed the United

Read More »

African Women and AIDS

April 29, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 13 Dear Colleague: In Africa, nearly 6 out of 10 victims of HIV/AIDS are women. Why does the disease disproportionately strike

Read More »