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By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Editor’s note. This statement was released last Friday. September 25, 2015, marks the 35th anniversary of China’s brutal One Child Policy. On that day, Chinese President Xi Jinping will be in Washington DC on an official state...
By Reggie Littlejohn, Founder, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers CHINA--This beautiful baby, “Eu-Meh” might never have had the chance to draw breath on this earth, just because she is a girl. She comes from a very poor farming family in the Chinese countryside, where...
By Reggie Littlejohn September 25, 2015 marks the 35th anniversary of China’s brutal One Child Policy. Coercive enforcement of China’s One Child Policy continues to this day. As blind activist Chen Guangcheng stated, Family Planning Officials “will kill your baby in...
By Women’s Rights Without Frontiers Under the One-Child Policy, a Chinese schoolteacher, five months pregnant, was ordered to abort by the end of May or lose her job. This order has just been reversed, following domestic and international media attention. Qin Yi...
By Dave Andrusko A Chinese school teacher, five months pregnant, must have an abortion by the end of the month, or lose her job. Qin Yi and her husband Meng Shaoping had requested and received permission to have a second child from authorities in her home town in...
By Dave Andrusko We’re out of our home for a few days so we wind up reading the newspaper a day or two late. But I about choked on my apple crunch muffin this morning when I read a book review by Steven Moore that appeared earlier this week in the Washington Post. The...
By Marcus Roberts Editor’s note. Elsewhere today, we critique a very, very different review of the book “Frogs,” recently translated into English. Back in 2012, Michael [Cook] wrote a piece about Guan Moye, the Chinese author who writes under the pen name of Mo Yan,...
Editor’s note. The following analysis was provided by Women’s Rights Without Frontiers According to a report in Bloomberg Businessweek, Cai Fang, vice director of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, has stated: “We will fully relax the policy” in two years,...
By Anne Roback Morse This past Saturday, October 11, was the International Day of the Girl Child. In recognition of this day, Chinese dissident Chen Guangcheng spoke against China’s population control program on a panel at the Heritage Foundation last Thursday....
Editor’s note. The following is the Keynote address delivered today by Rep. Chris Smith (R-NJ) at The Heritage Foundation. Rep. Smith’s remarks were part of an event commemorating the International Day of the Girl Child. China’s one child policy announced in...