The Philippines is one of the last Christian, Westernized nations where people have enough children to assure the future of their country. Now, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and other population control agencies have gathered enough fifth column support inside this nation of islands
May 20, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 19 Dear Colleague: An influential doctor in India suggests that his country should force married couples to have one child apiece. India already has coercive aspects to her population control program. Will India follow China down the path
March 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 10 Dear Colleague: Hong Kong’s new interim chief executive wants his fellow citizens to have more children, but most in China’s gateway city have other ideas. Can he persuade them to do so? Steven W. Mosher President Pro-Natal
Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style coercive one-child policy in April. The IMA had just passed a resolution urging Indians to have, voluntarily, only one child
The month after he urged Hong Kong couples to have more children, Sir Donald Tsang became acting chief executive of Hong Kong following the retirement of Tung Chee-hwa. Formerly chief secretary for administration, Tsang will govern Hong Kong, a semi-autonomous region subordinated to mainland China,
December 20, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 40 Dear Colleague: China continues to persecute women who violate that country’s one-child policy, yet the UNFPA and old Europe could not care less. No one seems outraged over the fact that 56% of the world’s female suicides
December 10, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 39 Dear Colleague: Canada has become more aggressive in tweaking her big brother to the south in matters large and small. In deciding to replace some of the United States’ contribution to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA),
House International Relations H Committee hearings chaired by Rep. Chris Smith (R.-N.J.) and held December 14, 2004, told the same old sad story: the Chinese government continues to persecute women who exceed their allotted quota of children. The same basic story has some new twists,
July 6, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 23 Dear Colleague: This Friday, July 9, the House Appropriations Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives will vote on an amendment that would force President Bush to hand over tens of millions of dollars to the United
To look at her, it is hard to believe the trials Catherine Ho has faced. The petite woman radiates with the grace that only a truly devout believer possesses. Persecution of Catholics Ho was born in Shanghai, China, in 1935. Her parents sent her to
The Philippines is one of the last Christian, Westernized nations where people have enough children to assure the future of their country. Now, the United
May 20, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 19 Dear Colleague: An influential doctor in India suggests that his country should force married couples to have
March 11, 2005 Volume 7 / Number 10 Dear Colleague: Hong Kong’s new interim chief executive wants his fellow citizens to have more children, but
Despite the massive and ongoing drop in India’s birthrate, Indian Medical Association (IMA) President Dr, Sudipto Roy called for his country to adopt a Chinese-style
The month after he urged Hong Kong couples to have more children, Sir Donald Tsang became acting chief executive of Hong Kong following the retirement
December 20, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 40 Dear Colleague: China continues to persecute women who violate that country’s one-child policy, yet the UNFPA and
December 10, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 39 Dear Colleague: Canada has become more aggressive in tweaking her big brother to the south in matters
House International Relations H Committee hearings chaired by Rep. Chris Smith (R.-N.J.) and held December 14, 2004, told the same old sad story: the Chinese
July 6, 2004 Volume 6 / Number 23 Dear Colleague: This Friday, July 9, the House Appropriations Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives will
To look at her, it is hard to believe the trials Catherine Ho has faced. The petite woman radiates with the grace that only a