PRI Staff

On January 22, 1993, with a few pen strokes, a new president undid 20 years of pro-life efforts on behalf of families and unborn children. Clinton’s initial flurry of Executive Orders abolished the Mexico City Policy, lifted the ban on fetal tissue research and harvesting,

Sex Selection Banned The People’s Daily, a Chinese newspaper, recently reported that the province of Anhui in eastern China has outlawed the use of medical equipment to determine the sex of an unborn baby, unless medically necessary for reasons such as diagnosing hereditary diseases. The

Where Are Russia’s Babies? The population crisis in Russia is so severe that it is increasingly getting attention, from politicians within Russia as well as from the international media. The BBC recently reported that the birthrate in Russia is half of what it was before

The first results of the Decennial Census of 2000 are now in, and they bode well for the American people and their continued prosperity. During a decade when the populations of other industrialized countries were stagnant or falling, US numbers grew by 13 percent. This

The cover article of this issue (in case you haven’t already read it) describes how George W. Bush could begin to unravel the shroud Clinton cast over life during his two terms in office. We propose there that Bush issue Executive Orders reinstating and broadening

The notion that a burgeoning world population is “running down” the natural environment is a pervasive theme of television and the other media as well as school instruction from kindergarten through college. Politicians and activists regularly stress the idea. One college textbook warns students that

Dr. Stephen Karanja is the former secretary of the Kenyan Medical Association and a noted OB/GYN. He also serves as a member of PRI’s advisory board. PRI president Steve Mosher recently interviewed Dr Karanja about population control in Kenya. Mosher: Dr. Karanja, there is a