Peruvian Congress could punish prolife congressmen. For Immediate Release: For more information contact: Carlos Polo: (511) 422-1591 September 11th, 2004 Lima, Peru–Ten Peruvian congressmen are about to be punished by their Congress because of saying the truth about the use of US funds of USAID
Thanks to the good offices of the First Lady of Mexico, Marta Sahagún de Fox, PRI was recently able to interview the head of Mexico’s Consejo Nacional de Población (National Population Council). CONAPO, as it is called for short in Spanish, was set up in
January 29, 2004 Volume 6/ Number 4 Dear Colleague: President Bush spoke forcefully at the 22 January March for Life about the “real progress we’ve made toward building a culture of life in America.” He called particular attention to his “refus(al) to spend taxpayers’ money
January 6, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: A growing number of governments are questioning the wisdom of supporting the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA). As the UNFPA continues to distort the U.S. State Department’s findings that it supports forced abortion in China, new evidence
December 6, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 31 Dear Colleague: The British government is attempting to use foreign aid to undermine Peruvian law and promote abortion in that Catholic country, whose people are still reeling from the massive sterilization campaign bankrolled by foreign donors and undertaken
In January 1998, PRI sent researcher David Morrison to Peru to investigate reports that women were being forcibly sterilized. What he discovered was a nationwide campaign, aimed specifically at sterilizing poor and working class women, especially ethnic minorities. The program operated by sending mobile sterilization
Finally — a Good Use for Condoms For years the population controllers have been dumping millions upon millions of condoms into Africa. Finally someone has found something useful to do with all these condoms. Sari makers in India are using them to lubricate the yarn
A member of the PRI Review staff recently interviewed Dr. Blanca Neira of Ceprofarena, a pro-life organization in Lima, Peru. Review: Dr. Neira, What is the political climate like in Peru since the resignation of President Fujimori? Neira: The political climate in Peru is not
Marina, a Guatemalan Indian, went to Aprofam at the suggestion of her sister-in-law. After a ten-minute interview in which no medical questions were asked, Marina was given “the shot” No one told her the pros and cons of using Depo-Provera, other than that it only
One reason for the Peruvian Ministry of Health’s (MOH) chronic mistreatment of women in family planning programs is that abused women have little or no effective recourse. Rocio Villanueva Flores, an official with the Defensaria del Pueblo (the Peruvian ombudsman) and who specializes in women’s
Peruvian Congress could punish prolife congressmen. For Immediate Release: For more information contact: Carlos Polo: (511) 422-1591 September 11th, 2004 Lima, Peru–Ten Peruvian congressmen are
Thanks to the good offices of the First Lady of Mexico, Marta Sahagún de Fox, PRI was recently able to interview the head of Mexico’s
January 29, 2004 Volume 6/ Number 4 Dear Colleague: President Bush spoke forcefully at the 22 January March for Life about the “real progress we’ve
January 6, 2003 Volume 5/ Number 1 Dear Colleague: A growing number of governments are questioning the wisdom of supporting the U.N. Population Fund (UNFPA).
December 6, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 31 Dear Colleague: The British government is attempting to use foreign aid to undermine Peruvian law and promote abortion
In January 1998, PRI sent researcher David Morrison to Peru to investigate reports that women were being forcibly sterilized. What he discovered was a nationwide
Finally — a Good Use for Condoms For years the population controllers have been dumping millions upon millions of condoms into Africa. Finally someone has
A member of the PRI Review staff recently interviewed Dr. Blanca Neira of Ceprofarena, a pro-life organization in Lima, Peru. Review: Dr. Neira, What is
Marina, a Guatemalan Indian, went to Aprofam at the suggestion of her sister-in-law. After a ten-minute interview in which no medical questions were asked, Marina
One reason for the Peruvian Ministry of Health’s (MOH) chronic mistreatment of women in family planning programs is that abused women have little or no