September 3, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 16 Dear Friend and Colleague: PRI’s reports of UNFPA’s operations in Kosovar refugee camps in Albania, in the last two issue of PRI Review, revealed UNFPA’s intentions to follow the refugees homeward. UNFPA was invited to Kosovo, and only
August 24, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 15 Dear Friend and Colleague: Since launching its “reproductive health” campaign in the Kosovo region, the UNFPA’s press office has disguised its “stealth” ethnic cleansing campaign behind a mask of “humanitarianism.” PRI’s investigations of UNFPA operations in the region reveal
Reversing Itself, UNFPA Admits Ties to Milosevic Regime For Immediate Release August 16, 1999 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – A spokesman of the UN Population Fund (UNFPA), Alex Marshall, admitted last week that UNFPA was invited to conduct a “reproductive health” program
August 16, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 14 Dear Friend and Colleague: Last week, UNFPA officials confirmed to PRI the connection between the UNFPA’s “reproductive health” campaign in Kosovo and the government of indicted war criminal and Yugoslavian president Slobodan Milosevic, whose previous ethnic cleansing campaign against
August 11, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 13 Dear Friend and Colleague: A few weeks ago, PRI revealed Disney’s collaboration in promoting the myth of overpopulation. The 1968 cartoon, “Planificacion Familiar” (“Family Planning”), features Donald Duck, a well-loved children’s figure, proclaiming the dangers of population growth,
BBC Broadcasts Debate on Kosovo Refugee “Family Planning” For Immediate Release August 5, 1999 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) this week broadcast a live debate between a UNFPA official and PRI journalist Austin Ruse – who spent
August 2, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 12 Dear Friend and Colleague: The controversy over the UNFPA’s involvement with the Milosevic regime continues to intensify. We present below new evidence of that regime’s intent to lower the Kosovar birthrate, as well as the UNFPA’s involvement. Steven W.
Coercion has always been a hallmark of international population control. Many of these programs are characterized by women in dire circumstances being driven by promises of money to accept sterilization or contraception. It seems unlikely that such a program, all too common in the developing
[Editor’s note: PRI is concerned about a recent surge in population control activity in Africa, and subsequent human rights abuses committed in the name of “family planning,” especially in Kenya. Dr. Raphael Wanjohi, a clinical psychologist from Kenya, visited PRI on 28 August 1999. With
The myth of resource scarcity is the rallying cry of those who condemn others for breeding indiscriminately. In this orientation, paradigms for economic and social development are established to reduce demand on “scarce” resources by limiting population. This demonstrates the intrinsic conflict between “subsistence” thinking
September 3, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 16 Dear Friend and Colleague: PRI’s reports of UNFPA’s operations in Kosovar refugee camps in Albania, in the last
August 24, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 15 Dear Friend and Colleague: Since launching its “reproductive health” campaign in the Kosovo region, the UNFPA’s press office has
Reversing Itself, UNFPA Admits Ties to Milosevic Regime For Immediate Release August 16, 1999 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – A spokesman of
August 16, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 14 Dear Friend and Colleague: Last week, UNFPA officials confirmed to PRI the connection between the UNFPA’s “reproductive health” campaign
August 11, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 13 Dear Friend and Colleague: A few weeks ago, PRI revealed Disney’s collaboration in promoting the myth of overpopulation.
BBC Broadcasts Debate on Kosovo Refugee “Family Planning” For Immediate Release August 5, 1999 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – The British Broadcasting
August 2, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 12 Dear Friend and Colleague: The controversy over the UNFPA’s involvement with the Milosevic regime continues to intensify. We present
Coercion has always been a hallmark of international population control. Many of these programs are characterized by women in dire circumstances being driven by promises
[Editor’s note: PRI is concerned about a recent surge in population control activity in Africa, and subsequent human rights abuses committed in the name of
The myth of resource scarcity is the rallying cry of those who condemn others for breeding indiscriminately. In this orientation, paradigms for economic and social