Tag Archives: population control

Abolition of China’s Population Control Policy Becoming Area of Consensus

Nora Sullivan, M.P.A | November 22, 2013

Last week the Chinese government announced that a series of changes would be made in China’s social policy. The reported reforms include the abolition of the much-criticized forced labor camps used for prisoners as well as the relaxation of China’s infamous one-child policy.

Forced Sterilizations Expose Population Control Cruelty

Nora Sullivan, M.P.A | April 30, 2012

The government of the small central Asian country of Uzbekistan has declared 2012 “The Year of the Family.” As the Uzbek culture traditionally values the family, marriage, and children above all other things, this proclamation is perfectly in sync with the spirit of the people. The goals of the year are to increase the number […]