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NEW YORK-- On September 25, China’s One Child Policy turned 36. Reggie Littlejohn, President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, explained, “The One Child Policy has been responsible for hundreds of millions of forced abortions and sterilizations and untold human...
By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Another courageous article from Shanghai online news portal Sixth Tone describes the continued desperation of re-married women in Guangdong. Six months pregnant, Anxiang and her husband were forced to choose between aborting her...
By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers “China abandons the One-Child Policy.” This is how the Chinese government announced its move to the Two-Child Policy, giving the misleading impression that all coercive population control had ceased. A close analysis of several...
By Reggie Littlejohn, President, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Forced abortion, sterilization and other abuses were still commonly used to enforce China’s population control policy through 2015, the U.S. State Department has confirmed. In addition, the number of...
Editor’s note. This comes from Women’s Right Without Frontiers Human rights abuses in China, including violence against women such as forced abortions and forced sterilizations, are the worst on record as of 2015, according to a recent Congressional report. The...
By Dave Andrusko The People’s Daily Online report this week that a mother of three daughters from Guangdong, China died during her ninth abortion. Surnamed Chen, the woman had previously been forced to have eight abortions “when scans revealed that she had conceived...
By Dave Andrusko National Right to Life News Today has posted five stories about the announced change in China’s infamous, brutal One-Child Policy. We will continue to closely follow the story for four compelling reasons. First, announcing that married couples may now...
By Dave Andrusko Last week when we posted about a loosening--however small--of the Chinese government’s One Child Policy, we noted there were still many, many problems. The new policy, in theory (how these “promises” work out in practice is another thing) is that...
Editor’s note. This analysis comes from Women’s Rights Without Frontiers. BEIJING, CHINA--Xinhua News Agency reported Thursday that China will move to a two-child policy for all couples, “abandoning its decades-long one-child policy.” Characterizing this latest...
By Sarah Terzo Chinese nurse “Chi An” had a job enforcing the one child policy in China. She emigrated to the United States and wrote a book about her experiences. In this quote, she describes coercing women to abort their “illegal” children. “The unpleasant part...