Chinese coercive population policies in Tibet A report compiled by Martin Moss for Campaign Free Tibet documents Tibetan charges of Chinese “coercive birth control policies upon the subject people of Tibet.” A small sample of eyewitness testimonies reveal the horror. During the “introduction of birth
Stanley Interrante is an author and freelance journalist who frequently writes on social issues. America has long been a mecca for refugees worldwide, and Los Angeles has now become the new Ellis Island of the nation. Most seek economic opportunity, but some Chinese refugees are
China’s population school addresses “education and quality of services” China’s State Family Planning Commission recently founded the nation’s first “Population School” in Jinan, the capital city of Shandong Province. The school has 60 teachers who are “expected to train a large number of specialized personnel.”
China Covets U.S. and UNFPA Monies In an interview designed to “open up” China’s access to the “most coveted prize,” that is, a “bigger slice” of UNFPA funds, Madame Peng Peiyun, minister of the State Family Planning Commission of China since 1988, described UNFPA funds
The Carrying Capacity Network (CCN), in an article in its December 1992 Clearinghouse Bulletin, was remarkably frank in its assessment of the inability of contraception alone to “stop the population explosion.” According to CCN, although “contraceptives are available in more countries than ever before, and
Western industrialists and political idealogues play the ‘piper’s tune’ which has led the American public on a dreamwalk into the future. Perfecting the dancers in the dreamworld by reducing their numbers to a controllable, eugenically-perfected “few” is essential to the dream. American government enacts the
With much publicity — news releases, interviews, and a press conference at the National Press Club on November 14 — the Worldwatch Institute1 launched a new book alleging a strong connection between population growth and water shortages. The book, The Last Oasis: Facing Water Scarcity,2
Dr. Eustace J. de Souza M.S., M.S. is the Executive Director of FIAMC, Biomedical Ethics Center, Bombay. India. Modem technologies in reproductive biology, as well as the possible uses for foetal tissue in brain implants, have brought embryo research into sharp focus. The by-product of
USAID comments on IUDs in Nairobi In response to an inquiry from Congressman Henry J. Nowack (N.Y.), written at the request of PRI Review subscribers (see PRI Review, “Global Monitor” March/April 1992), Ronald Roskens, director, United States Agency for International (USAID) bragged: “Our support program
OC health precautions reduced in Francophone Africa “Improved access to oral contraceptives (OCs)” for women in French-speaking African nations resulted from three key conferences in Senegal, Niger and Togo. Previous guidelines for OCs in many of these nations called for laboratory tests that included Pap
Chinese coercive population policies in Tibet A report compiled by Martin Moss for Campaign Free Tibet documents Tibetan charges of Chinese “coercive birth control policies
Stanley Interrante is an author and freelance journalist who frequently writes on social issues. America has long been a mecca for refugees worldwide, and Los
China’s population school addresses “education and quality of services” China’s State Family Planning Commission recently founded the nation’s first “Population School” in Jinan, the capital
China Covets U.S. and UNFPA Monies In an interview designed to “open up” China’s access to the “most coveted prize,” that is, a “bigger slice”
The Carrying Capacity Network (CCN), in an article in its December 1992 Clearinghouse Bulletin, was remarkably frank in its assessment of the inability of contraception
Western industrialists and political idealogues play the ‘piper’s tune’ which has led the American public on a dreamwalk into the future. Perfecting the dancers in
With much publicity — news releases, interviews, and a press conference at the National Press Club on November 14 — the Worldwatch Institute1 launched a
Dr. Eustace J. de Souza M.S., M.S. is the Executive Director of FIAMC, Biomedical Ethics Center, Bombay. India. Modem technologies in reproductive biology, as well
USAID comments on IUDs in Nairobi In response to an inquiry from Congressman Henry J. Nowack (N.Y.), written at the request of PRI Review subscribers
OC health precautions reduced in Francophone Africa “Improved access to oral contraceptives (OCs)” for women in French-speaking African nations resulted from three key conferences in