May 24, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 2 Dear Friend and Colleague: Contrary to claims made by the UNFPA that China’s government is ready to implement a “kinder, gentler” one-child policy, officials in China’s communist government state that measures are being taken to make the policy more
May 17, 1999 Volume 1/ Number China, the UNFPA, and ‘Reproductive Rights’ Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent back to China. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she was certain that she would be aborted upon arrival. Let her remain in the immigration
Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent E back to China. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she was certain that she would be aborted upon arrival. Let her remain in the immigration detention camp at Port Hedland, Australia, until she gave birth, she
The population controllers should get their stories straight. After the US Congress last year cut off UNFPA’s funding, that agency’s highly paid flaks (er, public relations specialists) stayed up nights imaging their way back to the US Treasury. Thereafter appeared a spat of stories praising
The non-governmental organization Women and Children first reported in January that a Philippine legislator has introduced a bill which would make abortion legal in that predominantly and strongly Catholic nation. According to the report, Representative Casimiro Padilla, from Carnarines Norte, introduced the legislation, but abortion
More health care undermined… Dr. Mary Meaney, writing on population issues for Crusade magazine, records a recent trip into Kenya which included the discovery of a Kenyan woman lying by the side of one of the country’s many poor roads. Alarmed by her condition, Mary
Congressional Briefing February 23, 1998 The Philippine government’s artificial birth control program, funded largely by the World Bank, USAID, and the UNFPA, is a failure and a redundancy on five fronts: 1. Financial Drain. It is an enormous and scandalous financial drain on the Philippine
Delegates to the 23rd annual meeting of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) were treated to a macabre sight during their 11-17 meeting in Beijing. Chinese government officials drove one of the brand new “mobile abortion clinics” up to the parking
Russians still dwindle Russia’s diminishing population- plagued by economic crisis, social upheaval, a breakdown of the nation’s medical system and a sharply increased rate of alcohol consumption – shrank by another 264,000 over the first six months of 1997. A new report from the State
In an extraordinarily candid article filed with the Associated Press recently, Chinese officials admitted that their coercive one-child policy has not worked across all of China and contended that they will have to do more to make sure that Chinese couples have only one infant
May 24, 1999 Volume 1/ Number 2 Dear Friend and Colleague: Contrary to claims made by the UNFPA that China’s government is ready to implement a
May 17, 1999 Volume 1/ Number China, the UNFPA, and ‘Reproductive Rights’ Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent back to China. Eight months pregnant
Zhu Qingping begged not to be sent E back to China. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she was certain that she would be
The population controllers should get their stories straight. After the US Congress last year cut off UNFPA’s funding, that agency’s highly paid flaks (er, public
The non-governmental organization Women and Children first reported in January that a Philippine legislator has introduced a bill which would make abortion legal in that
More health care undermined… Dr. Mary Meaney, writing on population issues for Crusade magazine, records a recent trip into Kenya which included the discovery of
Congressional Briefing February 23, 1998 The Philippine government’s artificial birth control program, funded largely by the World Bank, USAID, and the UNFPA, is a failure
Delegates to the 23rd annual meeting of the International Union for the Scientific Study of Population (IUSSP) were treated to a macabre sight during their
Russians still dwindle Russia’s diminishing population- plagued by economic crisis, social upheaval, a breakdown of the nation’s medical system and a sharply increased rate of
In an extraordinarily candid article filed with the Associated Press recently, Chinese officials admitted that their coercive one-child policy has not worked across all of