July 22, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 28 Dear Colleague: Will John Roberts, the President's nominee to the Supreme Court, make pro-life rulings? We believe the answer is yes. Steven W. Mosher President PRI Weekly Briefing22 July 2005Vol. 7 / No. 28 Confirm Roberts The President
Part 1. The White Pestilence Part 2. The Malthusian Delusion and the Origins of Population Control Part 3. The Chinese Model Part 4: Out of Africa: The Case of Nigeria Part 5. Human Rights and Reproductive Wrongs
31 January 2003 Volume 5/ Number 3 Dear Colleague: In his State of the Union Address, President George W. Bush unveiled a $15 billion AIDS relief plan for Africa. But if even part of this massive infusion of funds goes to groups that perform or
May 17, 1999 Volume 1/ Number China, the UNFPA, and ‘Reproductive Rights’ Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent back to China. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she was certain that she would be aborted upon arrival. Let her remain in the immigration
The U.S. House of Representatives on March 23 passed a resolution urging the U.N. to respect the rights of individuals and families in population control programs, including those administered by the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA). The resolution, modeled upon the Tiahrt Amendment signed into law
I first met Julian Simon in 1984. I was visiting Washington, DC, spending my days explaining to incredulous Senators and Congressmen that the government of China was deadly serious about its one-child policy, to the point of dragooning women into poorly equipped health clinics for
In Peru, Women Lose the Right to Choose More Children The Wall Street Journal February 27, 1998 When a government team held a “ligation festival” to register women for sterilization in La Legua, Peru, Celia Durand resisted. According to Mrs. Durand’s now-widowed husband, Jamie, the 31-year-old
The Repackaging of Margaret Sanger The Wall Street Journal May 5, 1997 I was personally offended when Planned Parenthood recently announced plans to give its Margaret Sanger Award to the BBC documentary “The Dying Rooms.” Don’t get me wrong: The documentary is a wonderful
Too Many People? Not by a Long Shot Wall Street Journal February 10, 1997 Confounding the doomsayers, world population growth is slowing dramatically. The U.S. Census Bureau recently reported that the globe's population grew by only 79.6 million in 1996. This is seven million fewer
July 22, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 28 Dear Colleague: Will John Roberts, the President's nominee to the Supreme Court, make pro-life rulings? We believe the
Part 1. The White Pestilence Part 2. The Malthusian Delusion and the Origins of Population Control Part 3. The Chinese Model Part 4: Out of
31 January 2003 Volume 5/ Number 3 Dear Colleague: In his State of the Union Address, President George W. Bush unveiled a $15 billion AIDS
May 17, 1999 Volume 1/ Number China, the UNFPA, and ‘Reproductive Rights’ Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent back to China. Eight months pregnant
The U.S. House of Representatives on March 23 passed a resolution urging the U.N. to respect the rights of individuals and families in population control
I first met Julian Simon in 1984. I was visiting Washington, DC, spending my days explaining to incredulous Senators and Congressmen that the government of
In Peru, Women Lose the Right to Choose More Children The Wall Street Journal February 27, 1998 When a government team held a “ligation festival” to
The Repackaging of Margaret Sanger The Wall Street Journal May 5, 1997 I was personally offended when Planned Parenthood recently announced plans to give
Too Many People? Not by a Long Shot Wall Street Journal February 10, 1997 Confounding the doomsayers, world population growth is slowing dramatically. The U.S.
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