January 4, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: With a release of a new study in Great Britain, evidence of a link between breast cancer and abortion continues to mount. Legal efforts to penalize abortionists who do not inform women of the risk of
On February 27, Population Research Institute investigator Josephine Guy testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on International Operations and Terrorism, chaired by Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA). By holding the hearing, the California senator apparently hoped to pressure President Bush into releasing the $34 million
China attacks PRI On February 23, 2002, China’s Foreign Ministry attacked PRI by stating that evidence which shows “the UNFPA’s support for China’s forced abortion and sterilization operations is totally groundless.”1 This is not the first time PRI president Steven Mosher has been attacked
I’ll Help Your Work in China! To Whom It May Concern: I won this money as part of a fundraiser at the school where I am a seventh grade student. After reading about your pro-life work in China, I have decided to donate this money
“Steve Mosher, the head of the PRI, said the photographs and testimony obtained by Ms. Guy proved that the UN body was violating its pledges not to assist abortion programmes. ‘The UNFPA has repeatedly been caught promoting abortion and sterilization under circumstances where informed consent
Kenya Doctor Aborts Despite Law Abortions are being openly performed in Kenya, despite laws which prohibit them. The New York Times recently reported on Dr. Solomon Orero, an OB/GYN in Kenya who not only performs abortions himself, but trains other medical professionals (not necessarily doctors)
On January 24, PRI president Steve Mosher spoke at a press conference on Capitol Hill. Along with Congressmen Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Joseph Pitts (R-PA), he called on President Bush to zero-fund UNFPA. At the same time, Congressman Mike Pence (R-IN) was speaking on the
Every organization owes its existence to someone. Usually someone with an idea, and with the energy and inspiration to make that idea a reality. We refer to this special class of people as founders. PRI owes its existence, as many of you know, to the
Reviewed by Bob Elder In 1997 Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish political scientist, statistics teacher, and self-described “old left-wing Greenpeace member” chanced upon a magazine article about the late Julian Simon in Wired Magazine.1 The article began: “The environment is going to hell, and human life
In the summer of 1999, a PRI representative visited the headquarters of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Vietnam. The verbal exchange was guarded, but PRI obtained a series of publications from the Hanoi office. UNFPA in Seven Countries According to these publications, UNFPA
January 4, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: With a release of a new study in Great Britain, evidence of a link between breast
On February 27, Population Research Institute investigator Josephine Guy testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on International Operations and Terrorism, chaired by Senator Barbara
China attacks PRI On February 23, 2002, China’s Foreign Ministry attacked PRI by stating that evidence which shows “the UNFPA’s support for China’s forced
I’ll Help Your Work in China! To Whom It May Concern: I won this money as part of a fundraiser at the school where I
“Steve Mosher, the head of the PRI, said the photographs and testimony obtained by Ms. Guy proved that the UN body was violating its pledges
Kenya Doctor Aborts Despite Law Abortions are being openly performed in Kenya, despite laws which prohibit them. The New York Times recently reported on Dr.
On January 24, PRI president Steve Mosher spoke at a press conference on Capitol Hill. Along with Congressmen Chris Smith (R-NJ) and Joseph Pitts (R-PA),
Every organization owes its existence to someone. Usually someone with an idea, and with the energy and inspiration to make that idea a reality. We
Reviewed by Bob Elder In 1997 Bjorn Lomborg, a Danish political scientist, statistics teacher, and self-described “old left-wing Greenpeace member” chanced upon a magazine article
In the summer of 1999, a PRI representative visited the headquarters of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) in Vietnam. The verbal exchange was guarded,