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
Population Group Demands Halt of Norplant Sales; Cites Health Risks to Women and Targeting of Minority Populations EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE:Press Contact: (540) 622-5240June 27, 1996 WASHINGTON, DC — The Population Research Institute (PRI) today filed a formal petition with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Send your letters to the Food and Drug Administration. The Administration will consider the request and take public comments on the issue. We know that the FDA takes these comments into account and so we ask everyone interested in removing Norplant from the market to
Research Journal Exposes Population Control Fraud For Immediate Release May 10, 1996 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – A legislative battle of “David vs. Goliath” proportions over the issue of a $191 million funding cut for international population control is recounted in the
Defunding the terror: Population control and the 1996 budget by David Morrison Letters to the Editor The Washington Post May 2, 1996 Perhaps it is because Herblock’s cartoons so often earn a chuckle that I grieve when he gets an issue so wrong. His sketch
Nicholas Eberstadt is a researcher at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. For advocates of Third World population control or as they now prefer to say, “stabilizing world population” — the resort to scare tactics in debates and policy battles is nothing new. Quite the
Chinese doctors call for euthanasia; Japanese raise population control funds A group of prominent doctors in Beijing has called on China’s parliament to pass a law allowing doctors to legally help the very old and very sick to die, the Xinhua news agency said recently.
Population control’s questionable ethics By Ruth Enero Australia-based FINRRAGE (Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering) recently issued a “Call for a Stop of ‘Anti-Fertility Vaccines’.” This move is only one of many challenges it is making to various reproductive technologies used
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
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
Population Group Demands Halt of Norplant Sales; Cites Health Risks to Women and Targeting of Minority Populations EMBARGOED FOR RELEASE:Press Contact: (540) 622-5240June 27, 1996
Send your letters to the Food and Drug Administration. The Administration will consider the request and take public comments on the issue. We know that
Research Journal Exposes Population Control Fraud For Immediate Release May 10, 1996 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 WASHINGTON, DC – A legislative battle of “David
Defunding the terror: Population control and the 1996 budget by David Morrison Letters to the Editor The Washington Post May 2, 1996 Perhaps it is
Nicholas Eberstadt is a researcher at the American Enterprise Institute in Washington. For advocates of Third World population control or as they now prefer to
Chinese doctors call for euthanasia; Japanese raise population control funds A group of prominent doctors in Beijing has called on China’s parliament to pass a
Population control’s questionable ethics By Ruth Enero Australia-based FINRRAGE (Feminist International Network of Resistance to Reproductive and Genetic Engineering) recently issued a “Call for a
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