The abortion movement in Peru now has one less weapon. Ivyfemme was the Peruvian trade name of the drug formally known as ormeloxifene, made by a pharmaceutical company known as Hindustan. Hindustan recently had the distinction of getting its license to sell drugs revoked by
A leading medical researcher recently abandoned thirty years of contraceptive vaccine research because she found that the female body refused to attack its own reproduction. Science once again affirms the incorrigible strength of the female physical design. Be it in rural China, the African bush,
A Conspiracy So Vast … The Misoprostol Conundrum Misoprostol is not just a problem in Latin America. [For more information on the Misoprostol crisis facing the pro-life movement, please visit our Latin American website, at http://www.lawww.pop.org. Ed.] Virtually every abortion-minded international group has signed on
Russia Fights Demographic Decline with Honors for Large Families The Order of Parental Glory marks the latest attempt of the Russian Federation to halt the demographic free fall into which alcoholism, AIDS, and abortion have dropped its population, Along with a cash prize of 50,000
India Offers Gun Licenses for Vasectomies Too few vasectomies were being performed in Madhya Pradesh, India, for one population control official’s liking. So Shivpuri District Head, Manish Shrivastava, decided to up the ante. He promised men that, if they underwent sterilization, they would receive a
Editor’s note: For months now, our PRI affiliate in Sri Lanka has been hard at work educating the people of Sri Lanka about their nation’s pro-life laws. Abortion is a crime and, thanks to the work of our affiliate, the people and the police, working
Note: The following is excerpted from Steven Mosher’s book, Population Control—Real Costs, Illusory Benefits. When the government sterilization team arrived in their little town of La Legua, Peru, Celia Durand and her husband, Jaime, looked at each other and shook their heads. Although Celia had
Note: The following is excerpted from Steven Mosher’s book, Population Control—Real Costs, Illusory Benefits. The combination of bribes, threats, and blandishments used to induce governments in the developing world to address their “population problem,” or at least to allow foreign-funded groups to operate freely within
On September 23rd, 2008, two congressmen, Trent Franks from Arizona and Jeff Fortenberry from Nebraska, introduced a bill to “prohibit discrimination against the unborn on the basis of sex or race.” The event was overshadowed by debate over the proposed bailout of America’s financial sector,
Mosher played an important role in exposing the abuses associated with China’s “one-child” policy. In his latest book he tells us that China does not have a monopoly on population control-driven fanaticism and even cruelty … … What Mosher calls “costs” were not limited to
The abortion movement in Peru now has one less weapon. Ivyfemme was the Peruvian trade name of the drug formally known as ormeloxifene, made by
A leading medical researcher recently abandoned thirty years of contraceptive vaccine research because she found that the female body refused to attack its own reproduction.
A Conspiracy So Vast … The Misoprostol Conundrum Misoprostol is not just a problem in Latin America. [For more information on the Misoprostol crisis facing
Russia Fights Demographic Decline with Honors for Large Families The Order of Parental Glory marks the latest attempt of the Russian Federation to halt the
India Offers Gun Licenses for Vasectomies Too few vasectomies were being performed in Madhya Pradesh, India, for one population control official’s liking. So Shivpuri District
Editor’s note: For months now, our PRI affiliate in Sri Lanka has been hard at work educating the people of Sri Lanka about their nation’s
Note: The following is excerpted from Steven Mosher’s book, Population Control—Real Costs, Illusory Benefits. When the government sterilization team arrived in their little town of
Note: The following is excerpted from Steven Mosher’s book, Population Control—Real Costs, Illusory Benefits. The combination of bribes, threats, and blandishments used to induce governments
On September 23rd, 2008, two congressmen, Trent Franks from Arizona and Jeff Fortenberry from Nebraska, introduced a bill to “prohibit discrimination against the unborn on
Mosher played an important role in exposing the abuses associated with China’s “one-child” policy. In his latest book he tells us that China does not