PRI Staff

OC health precautions reduced in Francophone Africa “Improved access to oral contraceptives (OCs)” for women in French-speaking African nations resulted from three key conferences in Senegal, Niger and Togo. Previous guidelines for OCs in many of these nations called for laboratory tests that included Pap

Turn Homosexual, Save the Planet Gore Vidal, the notorious homosexual writer of sexually explicit novels, and gadfly commentator on social and political themes, recently took on his most important project ever — the saving of planet Earth from destruction by the “Five and a half

Dorota Kornas-Biela, Ph.D, is a psychology professor at the Catholic University in Lublin, Poland. As will be noted from her article, Dr. Kornas-Biela does not subscribe to the modernist concept that “technological science cannot be thought together with what is given us concerning justice and

Dr. L.C. Jain is a noted economist and former member of the Planning Commission of lndia. This article is excerpted from his talk at the “Consultation on new Economic Policy and Health Care” sponsored by Health Action. It has been reprinted here from Health Action,

After what many population control professionals saw as a humiliating defeat at the Earth Summit, the head of an international population control advocacy group has charged the Vatican with “treason” for its opposition to coercive birth control language contained in environment agreements. Organizations advocating escalated

Population Growth Wrongly Blamed “Population growth in the Third World is being increasingly and falsely identified as a primary cause of environmental destruction .… “Population growth is not a cause of the environmental crisis but an aspect of it and both are related to the

Franco Bandini is an Italian journalist and historian who has been in the business for almost fifty years. This article is reprinted from Il Sabato, 6 July 1991. Among those of us who work in the media, there currently flourish Hippocratic declarations of faith in

The Papua New Guinea Government (PNG) will be presented with a detailed design for a major population control project devised by the World Bank, the Asian Development Bank, and the Australian International Development Assistance Bureau (AIDAB). Indications are that the PNG Government is likely to

“UNFPA Warns of Fivefold Population Increase by 2150” The United Nations Population Fund warns that the planet faces economic and ecological catastrophe — “the nightmare of the 1990s” — unless “urgent action is taken.” UNFPA Executive Director Nafis Sadik, in crisis-ridden language, stated that, “Delay