Exploring the environmental context of population control Reviewed by David Morrison Those who are confronted with an obvious and great evil have a tendency to adopt too narrow a focus and to forget ancillary factors. Anyone struggling to promote the idea that human life is
Abuse of women in Bangladesh, Haiti documented When the U .S, Food and Drug Administration approved Norplant in December 1990, this Population Council product was hailed as a boon to women around the world. At last, here was a contraceptive which was effective and easy
Just after Christmas, Werner Fornos, president of the Population Institute, perpetrated yet another overpopulation hoax upon the world. In a 27 December press release Fornos claimed that the world’s population in 1995 had increased “by 100 million people…the largest increase ever.” Fornos also predicted that
The League of Women Voters Population Coalition (http://www.rahul.net./iti/kzpg/popco/index.html) claims to be a ‘“nationwide grassroots” organization of members composed of 280 local League chapters, 25 state Leagues, and 207 individuals. These last include Dr. Nafis Sadik, head of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), along with
After the U.S. Congress and President agreed to a 35 percent cut in funding for population control programs, those groups with programs on the chopping block became very excited. With few significant sources of funds outside of the money provided by the U.S. Treasury, they
On 18 April l996 Population Research Institute released a report detailing the efforts of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) to legalize and promote abortion around the world. Quoting from IPPF’s own documents, this report makes it clear that abortion is a principal focus of
Population control funding cuts passed by the U.S. Congress in January, benefiting families and children around the globe, will stay in place as a result of an eleventh-hour stand by pro-life lawmakers. The population controllers have been on a roll since the Clinton Administration took
Norplant alleged to Cause Blindness: Abuse of Women in Bangladesh and Haiti Documented by PRI Staff PRI ReviewMay/June 1996 When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Norplant in December 1990, this Population Council product was hailed as a boon to women around the world.
Executive Summary The potential effect of the 35% cut in U.S. funding for population control programs is estimated by gathering information from a wide variety of sources, ranging from national censuses and population estimates to interviews with former population control officials and victims of coercive
U.N. windows look out on fewer people The United Nations latest global population report, World Population Prospects: 1994 Revision, released in late 1995, well documents the sharp slowdown currently underway in the growth of world population. For instance, in the U.N.’s previous world population report,
Exploring the environmental context of population control Reviewed by David Morrison Those who are confronted with an obvious and great evil have a tendency to
Abuse of women in Bangladesh, Haiti documented When the U .S, Food and Drug Administration approved Norplant in December 1990, this Population Council product was
Just after Christmas, Werner Fornos, president of the Population Institute, perpetrated yet another overpopulation hoax upon the world. In a 27 December press release Fornos
The League of Women Voters Population Coalition (http://www.rahul.net./iti/kzpg/popco/index.html) claims to be a ‘“nationwide grassroots” organization of members composed of 280 local League chapters, 25 state
After the U.S. Congress and President agreed to a 35 percent cut in funding for population control programs, those groups with programs on the chopping
On 18 April l996 Population Research Institute released a report detailing the efforts of the International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) to legalize and promote abortion
Population control funding cuts passed by the U.S. Congress in January, benefiting families and children around the globe, will stay in place as a result
Norplant alleged to Cause Blindness: Abuse of Women in Bangladesh and Haiti Documented by PRI Staff PRI ReviewMay/June 1996 When the U.S. Food and Drug
Executive Summary The potential effect of the 35% cut in U.S. funding for population control programs is estimated by gathering information from a wide variety
U.N. windows look out on fewer people The United Nations latest global population report, World Population Prospects: 1994 Revision, released in late 1995, well documents