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You can only have so many children, forced abortions, lack of freedom and man other forced rules and regulations stifle the people of China. How much longer will they take the iron hand over them? Related Information to China: You Have No Rights - Abortion
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I do not see anything here as suspicious. China is quite open and direct about her stance on Abortion, indeed as was mentioned above:
QUOTE (ChinaDaily)China says rest of world must submit to Chinese style population control...
They are so bold about it that they have even proposed it to world governments. The problem with China is they think the rest of the world operates under her standard. Its hard to relate when you ban basic human rights and regulate everything from dress styles, to what you access, to what you say and even don't say.
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My response was moved from another topic about college students being able to now have children in China.
On this Topic I would say China should not be declaring any sort of commands to the world, in that most of the world does not approve of the policies of their government.
Yes population needs to be controlled. The question is who do we allow to determine who is to breed and who isn't to breed and how much. 
Edited: Oliron on 28th Feb, 2010 - 6:13am
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This is absolutely DISTURBING! They found the bodies of 21 babies dump in a river in China, fetuses and infants that were several months old (mostly females). It is believed hospitals in China are responsible for this HORRIBLE act.
QUOTE BEIJING -- The bodies of 21 babies, believed dumped by hospitals, have washed ashore on a riverbank in eastern China, state media reported Tuesday.
Video footage showed that the bodies -- stashed in yellow plastic bags, at least one of which was marked "medical waste" -- included some infants several months old. Some wore identification tags with their mothers' names, birth dates, measurements and weights. The official Xinhua News Agency said there were also fetuses among the bodies.
Residents discovered the remains under a bridge in the city of Jining, Shandong province, over the weekend. Tags on the feet of eight of the babies traced them back to a hospital in Jining, according to the People's Daily Web site. Three of them had been admitted earlier to the hospital in critical condition, the report said. It did not say when.
The other 13 bodies were unidentified. The number of girls or boys was not reported.
More girls than boys are aborted in China because of the traditional preference for male offspring, especially in rural areas. Although gender-selection abortions are illegal in China, the practice remains widespread and has led to a skewed sex ratio at birth in China with 119 males born for every 100 females. In industrialized countries, the ratio is 107 to 100....
Video footage showed that the bodies -- stashed in yellow plastic bags, at least one of which was marked "medical waste" -- included some infants several months old. Some wore identification tags with their mothers' names, birth dates, measurements and weights. The official Xinhua News Agency said there were also fetuses among the bodies.
Residents discovered the remains under a bridge in the city of Jining, Shandong province, over the weekend. Tags on the feet of eight of the babies traced them back to a hospital in Jining, according to the People's Daily Web site. Three of them had been admitted earlier to the hospital in critical condition, the report said. It did not say when.
The other 13 bodies were unidentified. The number of girls or boys was not reported.
More girls than boys are aborted in China because of the traditional preference for male offspring, especially in rural areas. Although gender-selection abortions are illegal in China, the practice remains widespread and has led to a skewed sex ratio at birth in China with 119 males born for every 100 females. In industrialized countries, the ratio is 107 to 100....
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China Will Not Stop One-Child, Forced Abortion Policy After 30th Anniversary
Beijing, China (LifeNews.com) -- The head of the Chinese agency responsible for the family planning policy that bans couples from having more than one child -- enforced by local officials with forced abortions and human rights abuses -- says the nation will keep the policy for decades to come.
The announcement comes on the heels of the thirtieth anniversary of the policy, which has been soundly condemned by pr-life advocates but virtually ignored by abortion supporters and President Barack Obama.
"I, on behalf of the National Population and Family Planning Commission, extend profound gratitude to all, the people in particular, for their support of the national course," said Li Bin, who leads the commission, according to a CNN report.
"So we will stick to the family-planning policy in the coming decades," she said, CNN reported, quoting the government-run China Daily publication.
The comment also came under criticism from Human Life International's Director of International Coordination, Joseph Meaney.
"The Chinese government is stubbornly persisting in leading their country into a demographic disaster with their population control policy," said Meaney. Ref. Source 2
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Wife of China Activist Against Forced Abortions Details Torture
The human rights organization ChinaAid has obtained a letter from Yuan Weijing, the wife of blind attorney and forced abortion opponent Chen Guangcheng on Wednesday that offers details, for the first time, of the torture and beatings both have faced. Ref. Source 7
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Ex-Planned Parenthood Director Praises China's One-Child Policy
The Planned Parenthood abortion business has never been out front with criticism of the one-child, forced abortion policy in China and new comments from a former director of one of its California affiliates may explain why.
Planned Parenthood has repeatedly been challenged by pro-life advocates to speak up against the Chinese policy, that limits couples to having just one child and has been responsible for forcing women to have abortions against their will, forced sterilizations, sex-selection abortions, and massive human rights abuses. Now, the former director of Planned Parenthood World Population in Los Angeles is praising the policy.
In a new letter to the editor to the Napa Valley Register newspaper, Norman Fleishman, praises the policy as he offers his support for the Obama administration's recent decision forcing insurance companies to cover birth control and drugs that can cause abortion.
"The Obama administration's mandate that all health plans must provide to women, with no charge, all government-approved contraceptives, has already reignited debate on the federal role in health care," Fleishman writes. "Ah, how I remember "Every child a wanted child," our motto at Planned Parenthood. And I do welcome this legislation.
Fleishman goes on to condemn the world's population growth and says the Obama mandate and the one-child policy is needed to stem that.
"Unless we act (this legislation, along with China's "one child" policy, is a start), the world is doomed to strangle among coils of pitiless exponential growth," he concludes. Ref. Source 7
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