Arthur: WRIC Volunteer Tan Chunsheng Ms. Luo was born in 1983 in Guangxi province, China. She was married and moved to her husband’s village within Anqing City, Anhui province in 2001. She gave birth to a boy in 2002 and a girl in 2006. The family was poor. Ms. Luo’s husband was…
DetailsZhejiang News, Sept. 5 2011 A couple who performed over 600 illegal ultrasound procedures had been arrested by police in Jiangbei District of the City of Ningbo, Zhejiang Province. The couple was originally from Shangyin County, Anhui Province and operated under assumed names of Liu Lin…
DetailsWRIC Volunteer Isabelle Ren September 4, 2011 There is a Chinese saying that goes “the parts where you eat nourish…
DetailsSource： WRIC 08-15-2011 In order to have another child without incurring Population Control fines, a couple, Mr. Yi and Ms. Gong of Changzhou acquired residency of a foreign country and give birth to…
DetailsWomen’s Rights in China President Jing Zhang July 30, 2011 I remember an afternoon forty years ago. My father furiously slapped my uncle. The argument was behind closed doors and hushed. I couldn’t…
DetailsBy 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…
DetailsYangtze Evening News Mar 2010 In order to have another child without incurring Population Control fines, a couple, Mr. Yi and Ms. Gong of Changzhou acquired residency of a foreign country and give birth to their “illegal” above quota child in Hong Kong. When they returned to Mainland China,…
DetailsSource: http://www.acton.org Author: Anthony B. Bradley Pulsihed Time: April 7, 2009 Heavy-handed government intervention without regard for human dignity produces long-term deleterious effects. Unintended consequences include a dehumanized social sphere and a debilitated economy. China’s family planning policies, established nearly 30 years ago, are a case in point. China’s one-child policy, often enforced by coercive…
DetailsAdopted at the Fourth Session of the Sixth National People’s Congress, promulgated by Order No. 37 of the President of the People’s Republic of China on April 12, 1986, and effective as of January 1, 1987 Chapter II Citizen (Natural Person) Section 1 Capacity for Civil Rights and Capacity for Civil Conduct Article 12 A…
DetailsAdopted at the Second Session of the Fifth National People’s Congress on July 1, 1979. Revised at the Fifth Session of the Eighth National People’s Congress on March 14, 1997 Chapter II Crimes Section 1 Crimes and Criminal Responsibility Article 17 If a person who has reached the age of 16 commits a crime, he…
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