Although the modern international population control movement began after WWII, its roots actually go back far further—to a time when many of the largest international contributors to worldwide population control first began sterilizing their own citizens. Swedish Eugenetics – Swede Sterilization in 1940s In 1943
Delegates to the 23rd annual meeting of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) were treated to a macabre sight during their 11-17 meeting in Beijing. Chinese government officials drove one of the brand new “mobile abortion clinics” up to the parking
Every year the United States spends hundreds of millions of dollars to control the fertility of the developing world’s people. Every year at least 2.7 million of those people1 — or about one every 12 seconds2 — (of whom an estimated one-third are under the
USAID targets womens health: Letter rebukes IPPF for ‘unnecessary’ medical care A letter from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has lent more support to the conviction that, when it comes to women’s health, USAID cares more about how many women are sterilized or
Apocalyptic infants? New environmental thrust blames babies for global warming Are babies responsible for global warming? According to the Vice-President of the United States they are. Speaking on global warming to a gathering of weathermen at the White House, Vice President Albert Gore told the
As the new administration of the United Nations works to plan and implement reforms that will enable the organization to per- form more faithfully and more effectively its core mission of promoting peace and understanding among peoples of widely disparate cultures and values — and
In the name of promoting reproductive health, three key United Nations agencies plan to formally promote a radical population control and abortion agenda in refugee settlements. According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), if a
Testing a male pill; looking for infertile genes; new condom released Organon Laboratories, a pharmaceutical company in Scotland, has begun safety and efficacy trials of a so-called male contraceptive pill.1 According to published reports, 150 Scottish men in Edinburgh began taking the pill in October,
Russians still dwindle Russia’s diminishing population- plagued by economic crisis, social upheaval, a breakdown of the nation’s medical system and a sharply increased rate of alcohol consumption – shrank by another 264,000 over the first six months of 1997. A new report from the State
With all due respect, Rep. Joseph Pitts’ (R-Pa) attempt to move $100 million from one section of the Foreign Aid bill to another lacks constitutional authority (Review, Sep/Oct, 1997). Sure, the money shouldn’t go for population control, but neither can it lawfully be spent for
Although the modern international population control movement began after WWII, its roots actually go back far further—to a time when many of the largest international
Delegates to the 23rd annual meeting of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) were treated to a macabre sight during their
Every year the United States spends hundreds of millions of dollars to control the fertility of the developing world’s people. Every year at least 2.7
USAID targets womens health: Letter rebukes IPPF for ‘unnecessary’ medical care A letter from the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has lent more support
Apocalyptic infants? New environmental thrust blames babies for global warming Are babies responsible for global warming? According to the Vice-President of the United States they
As the new administration of the United Nations works to plan and implement reforms that will enable the organization to per- form more faithfully and
In the name of promoting reproductive health, three key United Nations agencies plan to formally promote a radical population control and abortion agenda in refugee
Testing a male pill; looking for infertile genes; new condom released Organon Laboratories, a pharmaceutical company in Scotland, has begun safety and efficacy trials of
Russians still dwindle Russia’s diminishing population- plagued by economic crisis, social upheaval, a breakdown of the nation’s medical system and a sharply increased rate of
With all due respect, Rep. Joseph Pitts’ (R-Pa) attempt to move $100 million from one section of the Foreign Aid bill to another lacks constitutional