One of the most militant, well funded, and pervasive organizations promoting population control throughout the world — especially in underdeveloped nations — has been Pathfinder International, formerly known as the Pathfinder Fund prior to a 1991 name change. Founded in 1957 by the wealthy eugenicist
Thanks from Africa Dear Population Research Institute, Peace be with you. I received your letter today with the generous package containing copies of PRI Review. Thank you so much for them I have shared them with friends, supporters and admirers. Francis Muroki Editor, Nairobi, Kenya
PRI Staff The long-standing neglect and outright hostility often directed towards young girls in some Asian countries, appears to have become increasingly common in recent years as women opt for smaller families, according to new studies reported at the annual meeting of the Population Association
PRI Staff The hullabaloo in the U.S. press — mostly engineered by Lester Brown of the Worldwatch Institute — over the alleged inadequacy of world’s grain stocks is mostly hype. It is true that annual world grain consumption has exceeded annual production for some years.
The United Nations concluded its second Conference on Human Settlements, Habitat II, on June 14 in Istanbul. As at all the recent U.N. conferences, delegations from predominantly first world nations attempted to foist a pro-abortion, homosexual rights and environmental agenda onto nations of the developing
The Population Research Institute struck another blow against coercive population control worldwide when, on 27 June 1996, it formally petitioned the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to withdraw its approval of Norplant for sale in the United States. Norplant, a hormonal contraceptive system,
Whatever the Stop This OverPopulation (STOP) web site [http://www.iti.com/iti/stop/stop.html] lacks in expertise and snappy graphics it more than makes up for in misguided energy and enthusiasm. The web site belongs to one of the newer and smaller population organizations but one whose membership seems made
Julian Simon is a man with a track record. In 1984 he and the late Herman Kahn, in a book called The Resourceful Earth, made a Series of predictions about the shape of the world to come. The world in the year 2000, they anticipated,
The estimated 585,000 women in the developing world who allegedly die in pregnancy and childbirth each year1 may exist more in the minds of population control enthusiasts at the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) than in reality. According to UNICEF, “new estimates” show that “almost
The United States Census Bureau has estimated that world population in 1996 will grow by 79.4 million people, about 20 million less than the number commonly cited by the most powerful population prognosticators. If the estimate holds true, 1996 will be pivotal in proving the
One of the most militant, well funded, and pervasive organizations promoting population control throughout the world — especially in underdeveloped nations — has been Pathfinder
Thanks from Africa Dear Population Research Institute, Peace be with you. I received your letter today with the generous package containing copies of PRI Review.
PRI Staff The long-standing neglect and outright hostility often directed towards young girls in some Asian countries, appears to have become increasingly common in recent
PRI Staff The hullabaloo in the U.S. press — mostly engineered by Lester Brown of the Worldwatch Institute — over the alleged inadequacy of world’s
The United Nations concluded its second Conference on Human Settlements, Habitat II, on June 14 in Istanbul. As at all the recent U.N. conferences, delegations
The Population Research Institute struck another blow against coercive population control worldwide when, on 27 June 1996, it formally petitioned the United States Food and
Whatever the Stop This OverPopulation (STOP) web site [http://www.iti.com/iti/stop/stop.html] lacks in expertise and snappy graphics it more than makes up for in misguided energy and
Julian Simon is a man with a track record. In 1984 he and the late Herman Kahn, in a book called The Resourceful Earth, made
The estimated 585,000 women in the developing world who allegedly die in pregnancy and childbirth each year1 may exist more in the minds of population
The United States Census Bureau has estimated that world population in 1996 will grow by 79.4 million people, about 20 million less than the number