December 17, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 33 UNFPA’s Executive Director, Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, has sent a letter to US Secretary of State Colin Powell and to Members of Congress attacking PRI’s investigation in China. Attached to the letter is a report on UNFPA’s own subsequent
Asian Sex Selection a Problem Sex-selective abortion continues to be a problem in many Asian countries, where sons are traditionally preferred to daughters. Two countries are trying to do something to stop unborn baby girls from being targeted for abortions based solely on their sex.
Anti-life forces are steadily gaining ground in the Philippines. Despite a constitutional provision mandating the protection of the unborn from the moment of conception, population control programs utilizing methodologies that clearly violate this constitutional provision are widely implemented. And with the enactment of the Local
Population Research Institute (PRI) has obtained a copy of a letter sent from the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, to the US Secretary of State, Colin L. Powell. The letter, dated 19 November 2001, falsely claims that information
October 16, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 26 Dear Colleague: A congressional hearing on coercive forms of population control in China takes place this week. The media and the general public are cordially invited to attend this important event. Steven W. Mosher President PRI Investigation of
October 4, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 25 Dear Colleague: The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) claims that there is no coercion in the family planning programs they run in China. PRI has found evidence that these claims are false. Steven W. Mosher President UNFPA Supports
September 19, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 23 Dear Colleague: President Bush has declared that we will deal with those nations that shelter terrorists exactly as we deal with the terrorists themselves. But what of nations that transfer key military technology and even weapons of mass
I have been a student of China’s one-child policy since the late 1970s, when I became the first American social scientist to conduct a full-length study of a Chinese village. From 1979 to 1980, I lived in rural Guangdong. At the beginning of 1980, the
I am honored to testify here again on the Planned Birth Policy in the People’s Republic of China. In 1998, I testified alongside other crucial witnesses on this same issue before this very committee. Unfortunately, the Planned Birth Policy is still carried out as the
In 1998, responding to years of criticism of its involvement in China’s one-child policy, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) announced it was withdrawing from all but 32 of China’s counties. While there was coercion in other parts of China, the UNFPA now admitted, these
December 17, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 33 UNFPA’s Executive Director, Thoraya Ahmed Obaid, has sent a letter to US Secretary of State Colin Powell and
Asian Sex Selection a Problem Sex-selective abortion continues to be a problem in many Asian countries, where sons are traditionally preferred to daughters. Two countries
Anti-life forces are steadily gaining ground in the Philippines. Despite a constitutional provision mandating the protection of the unborn from the moment of conception, population
Population Research Institute (PRI) has obtained a copy of a letter sent from the Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Thoraya Ahmed
October 16, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 26 Dear Colleague: A congressional hearing on coercive forms of population control in China takes place this week. The
October 4, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 25 Dear Colleague: The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) claims that there is no coercion in the family planning
September 19, 2001 Volume 3/ Number 23 Dear Colleague: President Bush has declared that we will deal with those nations that shelter terrorists exactly as
I have been a student of China’s one-child policy since the late 1970s, when I became the first American social scientist to conduct a full-length
I am honored to testify here again on the Planned Birth Policy in the People’s Republic of China. In 1998, I testified alongside other crucial
In 1998, responding to years of criticism of its involvement in China’s one-child policy, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) announced it was withdrawing from