Category Archives: China
China: One Child Policy Linked to Breast Cancer — Study
TIANJIN, CHINA. A medical study from China, released last week, has revealed an additional way in which women are victimized by the One-Child Policy: significantly increased risk of breast cancer. Researchers in China have found that the dramatic rise in … Continue reading
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Jiangxi Woman Breaks Silence on Forced Abortion at Nine Months
According to a Chinese news report, Lili Zeng from Youshan Borough, Xinfeng County, Jiangxi Province in China, was forcibly aborted at nine months. Her baby boy was born alive and died in her arms. She said she felt “as if … Continue reading
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China: Woman Forcibly Aborted at Nine Months, Baby Born Alive, Left to Die
What follows is the English translation of a Chinese news report about a Jiangxi woman who was forcibly aborted at nine months. The baby was born alive and died in her arms. She has since attempted suicide three times. Silent … Continue reading
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Forced Abortion in China: Study Finds Correlation with Low Birth Weight in Subsequent Pregnancies, Increased Chance of Death
A dissertation submitted to the University of Hong Kong found that children in China are more likely to face serious health complications, including death, if their mothers have had multiple induced abortions. The study concluded that having more than one … Continue reading
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Stop Forced Abortion! An Open Letter to Presidents Xi and Obama
Dear Presidents Xi and Obama, As you meet at Sunnylands today, we urge you to discuss ending the coercive enforcement of China’s One Child Policy. This brutal policy causes more violence against women and girls than any other official policy … Continue reading
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WRWF’s Littlejohn Keynote Speaker to 20,000 at Canadian March Against Gendercide
Ottawa, Canada. The Canadian March for Life took on a human rights focus this year, dedicated to the theme, “End Female Gendercide.” Women’s Rights Without Frontiers president, Reggie Littlejohn, was the keynote speaker for the March. An estimated 20,000 to … Continue reading
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Reggie Littlejohn at Capitol Hill Press Conference Speaks on Why a Two-Child Policy Will Not End the Injustice of the One Child Policy: CNS News Video
On Wednesday, Reggie Littlejohn and Rep. Chris Smith spoke at a press conference on the U.S. Capitol, as part of the Coalition Against Gendercide. Here is a CNS News Clip of Reggie’s warning that instituting a Two Child Policy will … Continue reading
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WRWF’s Reggie Littlejohn Partners in Screening of “It’s a Girl” Documentary on Gendercide in India and China
Women’s Rights Without Frontiers is partnering with Rep. Chris Smith and Rep. Jim McDermott in a bipartisan screening of the “It’s a Girl” documentary about gendercide in India and China. Below is the text of her remarks, to be delivered … Continue reading
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China: Ten-Year-Old Girl Detained, Denied Food and Water
HEFEI CITY, ANHUI PROVINCE. February 27, 2013 began like any other school day for ten-year-old Zhang Anni. Little did she know that this day she would be ordered to the principal’s office, whisked away by four unidentified men, and detained … Continue reading
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China: Woman Dies After Forced Sterilization
Dabancheng Village, Hubei Province. A mother of two died after a forced sterilization, which took place against a doctor’s orders, Women’s Rights in China reports. On March 19, a doctor at Tongshan County warned that sterilizing Shen Hongxia would be … Continue reading
