Contrary to the claims of the Clinton Administration and population control advocates, men and women in the developing world do not lie awake at night worrying about when their next shipment of contraceptives will arrive from America. Nor do they demonstrate outside US embassies when
The Dangers of a Crowded Earth An annotated response to Too Many People Wall Street Journal February 25, 1997 Contrary to Steven Mosher's argument ("Too Many People? Not By a Long Shot," editorial page, Feb. 10), burgeoning population is a significant obstacle in establishing economic
Too Many People? Not by a Long Shot Wall Street Journal February 10, 1997 Confounding the doomsayers, world population growth is slowing dramatically. The U.S. Census Bureau recently reported that the globe's population grew by only 79.6 million in 1996. This is seven million fewer
Population Group Opposes Family Planning Funding For Immediate Release February 10, 1997 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 FALLS CHURCH, VA – Steven W. Mosher, President of the Population Research Institute (PRI), today urged Congress to block the Administration’s request to release funds for international population
On August 30, 1995, I went to the Social Security Clinic No. 76 in Uruapan, Michoacan State. I was in labor with my last child. As my daughter was born, the gynecologist, a woman, told me that I should get an operation so I wouldn’t
My name is Maria Graciela Hilario de Rangel. I am from the city of Morelia. I have had IUD’s placed into me twice. The first time was ten years ago, when one was placed in me before I was released from the clinic. I later
I am a medical professional who has worked in Mexican hospitals for several years. I am here today to tell you about the devastating results of U.S. family planning funding sent to Mexico. Here in the United States, family planning is voluntary. But in Mexico,
The purpose of this Population Research Institute (PRI) report is to respond to the assumptions and conclusions contained in President Clinton’s Finding of January 31, 1997, entitled “The Impact of Delaying USAID Population Funding from March to July 1997: Justification for a Presidential Determination on
Third World Population Growth: White Man’s Burden? Foreword by Steven W. Mosher John D. Rockefeller III’s 1958 swing through Asia had momentous consequences for the cultures of the world. For the scion of the Rockefeller family came back from a close encounter with Asian poverty
The effort to import the French abortion pill, RU-486, to the United States has bogged down in a swamp of lawsuits and counter-suits which may delay the pill’s US release more than a year, advocates admitted recently. Litigation began after the pill’s chief US proponent,
Contrary to the claims of the Clinton Administration and population control advocates, men and women in the developing world do not lie awake at night
The Dangers of a Crowded Earth An annotated response to Too Many People Wall Street Journal February 25, 1997 Contrary to Steven Mosher's argument ("Too
Too Many People? Not by a Long Shot Wall Street Journal February 10, 1997 Confounding the doomsayers, world population growth is slowing dramatically. The U.S.
Population Group Opposes Family Planning Funding For Immediate Release February 10, 1997 Contact Scott Weinberg (540) 622-5240 FALLS CHURCH, VA – Steven W. Mosher, President
On August 30, 1995, I went to the Social Security Clinic No. 76 in Uruapan, Michoacan State. I was in labor with my last child.
My name is Maria Graciela Hilario de Rangel. I am from the city of Morelia. I have had IUD’s placed into me twice. The first
I am a medical professional who has worked in Mexican hospitals for several years. I am here today to tell you about the devastating results
The purpose of this Population Research Institute (PRI) report is to respond to the assumptions and conclusions contained in President Clinton’s Finding of January 31,
Third World Population Growth: White Man’s Burden? Foreword by Steven W. Mosher John D. Rockefeller III’s 1958 swing through Asia had momentous consequences for the
The effort to import the French abortion pill, RU-486, to the United States has bogged down in a swamp of lawsuits and counter-suits which may