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Monthly Archives: September 2010

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WRIC Rural girls Assistance Program in Nanle, Henan

Assistance for Rural Girls, Women’s Rights in ChinaBy wrchinaSeptember 30, 2010Leave a comment

Training teacher Huili Chen Nanle County is a poor rural district. Under pressure of heavy fines for “illegal” childbirth, the abortion of girls is common. There was an urgent need to open the Baby Shower project in Nanle. On Sept. 23-24, 2010, our local director Chen and her assistant arrived in Nanle to distribute gift and aid. That…

China’s one-child policy – success or failure?

One Child PolicyBy wrchinaSeptember 26, 2010Leave a comment

Source: BBC News OnlineAuthor: Pulsihed Time: 25 September 2010 Thirty years after the introduction of China’s one-child policy, the government is being urged to rethink its population controls. During the period that I grew up in China in the 1960s and 70s, Chinese families could have as many children as they liked. Many had four…

The Double Persecution of Gu Guangyan: The Travails of a Chinese Woman Who Gave Birth to A Girl

Events, Forced Abortion, News, One Child PolicyBy wrchinaSeptember 21, 2010Leave a comment

By WRIC Volunteer Li Yanglong Gu’s husband wanted a son. He already had two daughters. He asked his wife to try one more time, illegally, to bear a son.  She was determined to give the family a boy who could carry the family name forward. Gu’s first daughter was six, the second one four and…

Orphanage in Guizhou, Zhenyuan County engaged in child trafficking

Anti-Kidnapping, OrphansBy wrchinaSeptember 10, 2010Leave a comment

In China’s underdeveloped rural villages, for parents who have more than one child, when faced with the overwhelming fine for violating the one-child policy, some accepted the alternative of their baby girls being taken away by the family planning workers in order not to pay the fine. The government’s family planning workers see nothing wrong…

Shandong Husband Under 22 Years old, Forced Abortion at Sixth Month of Pregnancy

Forced AbortionBy wrchinaSeptember 5, 2010

  Summary:  Because Mr. Zhao was under the minimum marriage age of 22 in April when his wife, Ms. Xie, became pregnant, the local Birth Control Bureau demanded a ¥1,500 fine. When he disputed it, the fine was raised to ¥5,000. His mother-in-law was detained by the Bureau on Sept. 3. When on the next…

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