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Congress Votes TOMORROW on Abortion Bill

For three years, PRI has been urging Congress, through articles and testimony, to ban sex-selection abortions. We are happy to report that the Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act (PreNDA) — a bill which would do just this — will come before the House of Representatives tomorrow afternoon!

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PRI Partners Pro-Family Conference in Madrid

Steve Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute, will be speaking at the upcoming World Congress of Families VI in Madrid, Spain. His topic will be: “The Demographic Winter.” PRI is a proud partner of this major event, which will feature many pro-life leaders from

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Foreign Aid Tied to Sterilization in India

When Saraswati Devi awoke from the anesthesia, her clothes were soaked in blood. She was lying on a grass mat on the floor in excruciating pain, and there were no medical staff to answer her cries. She was one of 53 women who underwent surgeries

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Chen, the Conscience of China

I was going to devote this page to my recent trip to New Zealand, where I gave seven talks to a total of over 3,000 people. But then a blind Chinese human rights activist named Chen Guangcheng escaped from house arrest, and my phone began

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Steven Mosher To Appear Today On Laura Ingraham Show

Steven Mosher will appear on the Laura Ingraham Show at 10:30 EST, discussing the developing situation regarding Chinese human rights activist and longtime political prisoner, Chen Guangcheng, who has escaped from house arrest to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing. The blind, self-taught attorney has been

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Who are the Real “Men With Breasts?”

Pennsylvania State Rep. Babette Josephs, a Philadelphia Democrat, recently attacked her pro-life women colleagues in the state legislature for supporting a bill that would allow women a chance to see an ultrasound of their unborn child before an abortion, calling them “men with breasts.” But

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Confucius Institutes: Trojan Horses with Chinese Characteristics

Confucius Institutes are described as non-profit public institutions aligned with the government of the People’s Republic of China whose purpose is to promote Chinese language and culture, as well as facilitate cultural exchanges. This seemingly benign purpose leaves out a number of purposes both salient and sinister, namely, sanitizing China’s image abroad, enhancing its “soft power” globally, and creating a new generation of China watchers who well-disposed towards the Communist dictatorship.

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Confucius Institutes: Trojan Horses with Chinese Characteristics

Confucius Institutes are described as non-profit public institutions aligned with the government of the People’s Republic of China whose purpose is to promote Chinese language and culture, as well as facilitate cultural exchanges. This seemingly benign purpose leaves out a number of purposes both salient and sinister, namely, sanitizing China’s image abroad, enhancing its “soft power” globally, and creating a new generation of China watchers who well-disposed towards the Communist dictatorship.

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