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
Refreshing article Dear Mr. Mosher, I had originally read your book Broken Earth over a year ago after reading about it in one of Thomas Sowell’s books. I found your book spellbinding & filled with compassion, clarity, and above all, intellectual honesty. The truth about
Burning Indians; Japanese getting older; eugenic Chinese Quinacrine in India Dr. Biral Mullick has begun sterilizing women from Calcutta and surrounding villages with quinacrine, even though the World Health Organization and female health groups warn that the method is unapproved and risky. According to the
More Chinese food For the past two years agricultural experts and population central advocates have debated the question of “Who will feed China?” Worldwatch President Lester Brown posed this question in his similarly titled book,1 and it was further spread by Brown in a series
Hungry Ghosts: Mao’s Secret Famine, by Jasper Becker published by The Free Press (New York, New York: 1996) ISBN 0-684-83457-X 352 pages. Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher Some of the darkest chapters in recent human history have been written in the People’s Republic of China.
Editors note: We print the following article, written by a Chinese professor of forensic medicine, not because we endorse the ideas it contains. Our motivation is the opposite: We have allowed Dr. Xiong Ping to vent his views in this publication precisely because we find
More than 300 Mexican women have documented their experiences with forced sterilization at the hands of Mexican population controllers, and an activist group claims to have gathered evidence of “thousands” more. “Women are being trampled. Their rights are being trampled,” said Jorge Serrano Limon, director
It had been a long time coming but Li Dao Yu, a woman who fled the People’s Republic of China after being forced to undergo abortion, was finally released from a US prison 8 October following an asylum hearing. On 6 June 1993 she leaped
PRI Staff The long-standing neglect and outright hostility often directed towards young girls in some Asian countries, appears to have become increasingly common in recent years as women opt for smaller families, according to new studies reported at the annual meeting of the Population Association
The medical histories of the dead children of the Shanghai Children’s Welfare Institute, China’s showcase orphanage, read like macabre experiments in human starvation: Ke Yue, a girl, was admitted to the orphanage in November 1989, the month of her birth. Two and a half years
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
Refreshing article Dear Mr. Mosher, I had originally read your book Broken Earth over a year ago after reading about it in one of Thomas
Burning Indians; Japanese getting older; eugenic Chinese Quinacrine in India Dr. Biral Mullick has begun sterilizing women from Calcutta and surrounding villages with quinacrine, even
More Chinese food For the past two years agricultural experts and population central advocates have debated the question of “Who will feed China?” Worldwatch President
Hungry Ghosts: Mao’s Secret Famine, by Jasper Becker published by The Free Press (New York, New York: 1996) ISBN 0-684-83457-X 352 pages. Reviewed by Steven
Editors note: We print the following article, written by a Chinese professor of forensic medicine, not because we endorse the ideas it contains. Our motivation
More than 300 Mexican women have documented their experiences with forced sterilization at the hands of Mexican population controllers, and an activist group claims to
It had been a long time coming but Li Dao Yu, a woman who fled the People’s Republic of China after being forced to undergo
PRI Staff The long-standing neglect and outright hostility often directed towards young girls in some Asian countries, appears to have become increasingly common in recent
The medical histories of the dead children of the Shanghai Children’s Welfare Institute, China’s showcase orphanage, read like macabre experiments in human starvation: Ke Yue,