July 7, 2006 Volume 8, Number 26 Hope for Mexico? Dear Colleague: Mexico’s mostly pro-life presidential candidate seems to have won. Is there hope he will pursue pro-family policies in increasingly childless Mexico? Steven W. Mosher President Though his primary leftist opponent is demanding a hand
This article originally appeared in Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, Summer 2006. Three biopolitical regions are emerging in the twenty-first century. First is an axis of inequality, including India, China, Taiwan, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and parts of nearby East and Asia, which now have approximately 105
Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the Constitutional Court after a battle of more than two years against this form of the morning-after pill (MAP). “A historic
Latin American page An Interview with Dr. Fernando Rosero A Historic Victory Against MAP In Ecuador Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the Constitutional Court after a
“The recent case of Paulina Ramirez, a rape victim who was used by the US-based ‘Center for Reproductive Rights (CFR)’ and its partners to force the Mexican state of Baja California to approve abortion in cases of rape, is part of a new strategy to
Dr. Pilar Mazzetti, current Health Ministress of Peru, was caught in her lies. After two years of hearing from her that the morning-after pill (MAP) is not an abortifacient, PRI’s Latin American office exposed her promotion of abortion through a norm creating a new protocol
It’s time to graduate some Third World countries from American-sponsored population control. “Population stabilization” in developing countries is an official purpose of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), though in keeping with the zeitgeist, efforts to achieve that goal are today called family planning
“Joseph D’Agostino, spokesman for the Population Research Institute — the organization which first exposed the horrors of China’s coercive population program — commented, ‘It really shows that some people don’t care about human rights.’ “D’Agostino told LifeSiteNews.com, ‘These governments make noises about human rights but
According to a Peruvian newspaper, the U.S. Agency for International Development has stopped funding the Manuela Ramos Movement since the beginning of this year. An official of the U.S. Embassy in Lima, who wants to remain anonymous, stated that “the contract for USAID support to
There are no abortions in Panama, except under carefully specified voluntary procedures for the sake of the mother. Abortion in all other cases is illegal. The penalties are severe for violators. The Panamanians use the word “clandestino” for what we call “back alley” or “clothes
July 7, 2006 Volume 8, Number 26 Hope for Mexico? Dear Colleague: Mexico’s mostly pro-life presidential candidate seems to have won. Is there hope he will
This article originally appeared in Democracy: A Journal of Ideas, Summer 2006. Three biopolitical regions are emerging in the twenty-first century. First is an axis
Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a brand name for levonorgestrel 0.75mg) cannot be sold in Ecuador. That was the decision of the
Latin American page An Interview with Dr. Fernando Rosero A Historic Victory Against MAP In Ecuador Since the end of May 2006, Postinor II (a
“The recent case of Paulina Ramirez, a rape victim who was used by the US-based ‘Center for Reproductive Rights (CFR)’ and its partners to force
Dr. Pilar Mazzetti, current Health Ministress of Peru, was caught in her lies. After two years of hearing from her that the morning-after pill (MAP)
It’s time to graduate some Third World countries from American-sponsored population control. “Population stabilization” in developing countries is an official purpose of the U.S. Agency
“Joseph D’Agostino, spokesman for the Population Research Institute — the organization which first exposed the horrors of China’s coercive population program — commented, ‘It really
According to a Peruvian newspaper, the U.S. Agency for International Development has stopped funding the Manuela Ramos Movement since the beginning of this year. An
There are no abortions in Panama, except under carefully specified voluntary procedures for the sake of the mother. Abortion in all other cases is illegal.
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