PRI Staff

“State Of The World” — Lousy, As Usual

Each year since 1984 the Worldwatch Institute has issued a book called State of the World (STOW), wherein the planet is “given a physical exam,” to use the words of Worldwatch founder and president, Lester R. Brown. Thus, in early January at the institute’s Washington,

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Special Report

Newly-elected U.S. President William Clinton issued a series of “executive orders on abortion rights” on 22 January 1993, the 20th anniversary of the U. S. Supreme Court abortion decision in Roe v. Wade and Doe v. Bolton. As thousands of anti-abortion marchers rallied in the

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RU 486 Conference, Frankfurt, Germany

Bernadette Marx, M.M.M.J., is a resident of Breda, The Netherlands. She is a scholar, researcher and author with a doctorate in geography. A conference titled “Medical Abortion Services” occurred on 5 and 6 December 1992 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The official subject was “European

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Global Monitor

Carnival Conniptions and Conundrums in Trinidad/Tobago: Population Communications International is driven to “communicate” a serious conundrum. What are the “negative” results of Carnival joy’? CARNIVAL BABIES! An esteemed research team from the University of the West Indies Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Faculty of Medical

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Philippine Resistance: On Population and Sustainable Development

Testimonies presented at the Philippine Conference on Population and Sustainable Development: Antonio B. de los Reyes, former Executive Director of the Philippine Population Commission, is presently serving as president of the Council of the Laity of the Philippines. Dr. Delfin J. Ganapin, Jr., is coordinator

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Popcorn

Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics Deep Into the Forest Primeval Just after the January/February 1993 PRI Review (Vol. 3, No. 1) went to bed, a letter was received from the Native Forest Council providing documentation for one of the previous Popcorn items, “Can’t See The

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From the Countries

Chinese coercive population policies in Tibet A report compiled by Martin Moss for Campaign Free Tibet documents Tibetan charges of Chinese “coercive birth control policies upon the subject people of Tibet.” A small sample of eyewitness testimonies reveal the horror. During the “introduction of birth

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Chinese Refugees Fleeing Forced Abortion

Stanley Interrante is an author and freelance journalist who frequently writes on social issues. America has long been a mecca for refugees worldwide, and Los Angeles has now become the new Ellis Island of the nation. Most seek economic opportunity, but some Chinese refugees are

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From the Countries

China’s population school addresses “education and quality of services” China’s State Family Planning Commission recently founded the nation’s first “Population School” in Jinan, the capital city of Shandong Province. The school has 60 teachers who are “expected to train a large number of specialized personnel.”

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Global Monitor

China Covets U.S. and UNFPA Monies In an interview designed to “open up” China’s access to the “most coveted prize,” that is, a “bigger slice” of UNFPA funds, Madame Peng Peiyun, minister of the State Family Planning Commission of China since 1988, described UNFPA funds

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Special Report

Newly-elected U.S. President William Clinton issued a series of “executive orders on abortion rights” on 22 January 1993, the 20th anniversary of the U. S.

Read More »

Global Monitor

Carnival Conniptions and Conundrums in Trinidad/Tobago: Population Communications International is driven to “communicate” a serious conundrum. What are the “negative” results of Carnival joy’? CARNIVAL

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Popcorn

Lies, Damn Lies and Statistics Deep Into the Forest Primeval Just after the January/February 1993 PRI Review (Vol. 3, No. 1) went to bed, a

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From the Countries

Chinese coercive population policies in Tibet A report compiled by Martin Moss for Campaign Free Tibet documents Tibetan charges of Chinese “coercive birth control policies

Read More »

From the Countries

China’s population school addresses “education and quality of services” China’s State Family Planning Commission recently founded the nation’s first “Population School” in Jinan, the capital

Read More »

Global Monitor

China Covets U.S. and UNFPA Monies In an interview designed to “open up” China’s access to the “most coveted prize,” that is, a “bigger slice”

Read More »