In This Issue: Deepening Depopulation Fertility and Family Demographics of the Future Communist China Rising Dementia Fewest Marriages in Decades Science Gone Mad Human Experiments Pro-Life Around the World Misconstrued Remarks International Court Appointee Pro-Life on the Home Front Throwaway Culture of Death Abortion on
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Childfree Adults China’s Aggression The Bipartisan Brothel Constitutionalism vs. Communism Deepening Depopulation The Growing Divide Communist China Crisis Owned Policy Affects Births Science Gone Mad Tavistock Center Closes Embryos for Harvest Pro-Life Around the World NGOs Target East
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Growth Reduction Reality Shut Up and Obey Epidemics from China Taiwan First, World Next On the Overturn Deepening Depopulation Musk Boosts Family Benefits India to Pass China Communist China Comment Restrictions Science Gone Mad Womb Transplants Continue Over-the-Counter
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Special Announcement The Never-ending Lockdown Death of a Hero Starving in Shanghai Communist China A Problematic Partnership Support from the Young UN Misdeeds Christians Under Fire Science Gone Mad The Business of Surrogacy Pro-Life Around the World Defense
Over 3.6 million people have fallen sick and more than 250,000 have died due to the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). In much of the world, doctors and health care workers have been stretched thin, hospitals have been filled to capacity and shortages of personal
In 2006, in the west African country of Ghana, five organizations from the United States and the U.K. formed a coalition with the singular mission of expanding access to abortion and contraception in Ghana. Included in this coalition were pro-abortion heavyweights Marie Stopes International and
High-level employees working for an affiliate of the international abortion giant Marie Stopes International in Uganda have had their licenses suspended by the Ugandan government for allegedly okaying the distribution of untested condom shipments without the required prior authorization from the government. According to the
Editor’s Note: PRI researcher Jonathan Abbamonte traveled with the PRI delegation to the pro-life and pro-family side event to the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 organized by KCPF, KCCB, NCCK, CUEA, and EAK. At the pro-life side event, he presented on the facts on population and
The Egyptian Government has long implemented programs to encourage smaller families and birth control usage. But far more intrusive population control policies—including a two-child cap for welfare recipients and a proposed incentive scheme for one-child families—may soon be introduced by the government if certain Egyptian
Kenyan authorities have ordered Marie Stopes Kenya to stop offering abortion services in the African country. An order issued by the Kenyan Medical Practitioners and Dentists Board (MPDB) last Wednesday, November 14 bans Marie Stopes Kenya from performing abortion at any of its clinics. “Marie
In This Issue: Deepening Depopulation Fertility and Family Demographics of the Future Communist China Rising Dementia Fewest Marriages in Decades Science Gone Mad Human Experiments
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Childfree Adults China’s Aggression The Bipartisan Brothel Constitutionalism vs. Communism Deepening Depopulation The Growing Divide Communist China Crisis
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Growth Reduction Reality Shut Up and Obey Epidemics from China Taiwan First, World Next On the Overturn Deepening
In This Issue: PRI in the Media Special Announcement The Never-ending Lockdown Death of a Hero Starving in Shanghai Communist China A Problematic Partnership Support
Over 3.6 million people have fallen sick and more than 250,000 have died due to the 2019 novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV). In much of the
In 2006, in the west African country of Ghana, five organizations from the United States and the U.K. formed a coalition with the singular mission
High-level employees working for an affiliate of the international abortion giant Marie Stopes International in Uganda have had their licenses suspended by the Ugandan government
Editor’s Note: PRI researcher Jonathan Abbamonte traveled with the PRI delegation to the pro-life and pro-family side event to the Nairobi Summit on ICPD25 organized
The Egyptian Government has long implemented programs to encourage smaller families and birth control usage. But far more intrusive population control policies—including a two-child cap
Kenyan authorities have ordered Marie Stopes Kenya to stop offering abortion services in the African country. An order issued by the Kenyan Medical Practitioners and