Weekly Briefing

Bush vs. Bangkok, Abortion as ‘Reproductive Health’

  December 13, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 32 Dear Colleague: Going into this week’s Fifth Asian and Pacific Population Conference in Bangkok, the global abortion lobby headquartered at the United Nations expected to have it all its own way. But they have run up against

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UK Pro-Aborts Seek to CHANGE Peruvian Health Policy

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

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UNFPA Seeks Drinking Friends to Fund Forced Abortion

November 26, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 30 Dear Colleague: Stung by the $34 million U.S. cut to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), abortion activists meet in Washington, DC next week to drink tequila and salute Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney for her support of forced abortion.

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EU to Increase UNFPA Funding? Not so Fast!

October 2, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 25 Dear Colleague: EU funding for the UNFPA has been delayed. Evidence showing UNFPA support of coercive abortion in China was provided to Members of the European Parliament earlier this month by Josephine Guy, PRI’s lead investigator in China.

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Graduating Countries from Population Control

September 20, 2002 Volume 4/ Number 23 Dear Colleague: USAID funding of population control programs continues at record levels, designed to drive down fertility rates in developing countries. Yet birth rates in targeted countries like the Dominican Republic and Peru are already low—and falling. Fertility

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