In May, representatives from the Canadian Catholic Organization of Development and Peace (CCODP), a charitable organization funded by the Canadian Bishops’ Conference, visited Mexico. Their purpose? To tour some of the Latin American organizations that CCODP assists with money it receives from the Canadian Catholic
22 June 2009 — Vol. 12 / No. 18 Politically motivated panels rarely produce good science, and the report of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Population, Development, and Reproductive Health of the U.K. Parliament is no exception. The report, Return of the Population Growth
For updates on this story, visit LifeSiteNews.com. In May, representatives from Canadian Catholic Organization of Development & Peace (D&P), a charitable organization funded by the Canadian Bishops’ Conference, visited Mexico. Their purpose? To tour some of the Latin American organizations that D&P assists with money
Steven Mosher of the Population Research Institute tells us in his article today what we should expect on abortion from an Obama administration. Mosher has been very effective in exposing the extreme abortion agenda of Communist China and getting the US to withhold hundreds of
Proponents of “reproductive health care” assert that the 1994 population conference in Cairo marked a watershed between two radically different approaches to reducing the fertility of women in the developing world. They concede that, prior to Cairo, population control programs were driven solely by a narrow demographic imperative.
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
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
Fatal Misconception Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher I imagined that Fatal Misconception (Belknap Press, 544 pages, $35) would be a no-holds-barred historical account of how the West imperialistically imposed population control on the rest. Connelly, however, at the very outset of his study, specifically eschews
11 August 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 32 Contraception Is Never Abortion? It Depends On What the Meaning Of “Pregnant” Is Abortion advocates are up in arms about new federal regulations to protect pro-life health care providers. According to a draft recently leaked to the
13 May 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 19 The Cost of Control: Steve Mosher’s Book Explodes the Myth of Overpopulation As the very first line of Steven Mosher’s latest book reads, we have all grown up “on a poisonous diet of overpopulation propaganda.” Mosher’s
In May, representatives from the Canadian Catholic Organization of Development and Peace (CCODP), a charitable organization funded by the Canadian Bishops’ Conference, visited Mexico. Their
22 June 2009 — Vol. 12 / No. 18 Politically motivated panels rarely produce good science, and the report of the All Party Parliamentary Group
For updates on this story, visit LifeSiteNews.com. In May, representatives from Canadian Catholic Organization of Development & Peace (D&P), a charitable organization funded by the
Steven Mosher of the Population Research Institute tells us in his article today what we should expect on abortion from an Obama administration. Mosher has
Proponents of “reproductive health care” assert that the 1994 population conference in Cairo marked a watershed between two radically different approaches to reducing the fertility of women in the developing world. They concede that, prior to Cairo, population control programs were driven solely by a narrow demographic imperative.
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
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
Fatal Misconception Reviewed by Steven W. Mosher I imagined that Fatal Misconception (Belknap Press, 544 pages, $35) would be a no-holds-barred historical account of how
11 August 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 32 Contraception Is Never Abortion? It Depends On What the Meaning Of “Pregnant” Is Abortion advocates are up
13 May 2008 Vol. 10 / No. 19 The Cost of Control: Steve Mosher’s Book Explodes the Myth of Overpopulation As the very first