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Infant Crushed Under a Vehicle Containing Family Planning Officials – Translated Interview of the Child’s Father
This report was originally published in Xian Dai Jin Bao (Zhejiang Province Branch of Xinhua News Agency) 现代金报. What follows is a translation. How Did This Tragedy Happen? A Reporter Went On-Location to Uncover the Truth. At noon on February … Continue reading
Posted in China, China's One Child Policy, coerced abortion, Forced Abortion, human dignity, Human Rights, One Child Policy, pro-choice, pro-life, reproductive rights, Uncategorized
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Last Chance to “Save a Girl” in China This Year!
Here’s what gets me out of bed in the morning – knowing that there are babies in China who are alive today, who would have been aborted or abandoned it weren’t for help from Women’s Rights Without Frontiers. Do you … Continue reading
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Tagged sex selective abortion
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Int’l Human Rights Day, Open Letter to Chinese President Xi Demands Immediate End to Forced Abortion
In honor of International Human Rights Day (December 10) Women’s Rights Without Frontiers has joined other human rights organizations, including The Jubilee Campaign and the Justice Foundation, in an open letter to new Chinese President Xi Jinping, demanding the end … Continue reading
Posted in Chen Guangcheng, China's One Child Policy, coerced abortion, European Parliament, Feng Jianmei, Forced Abortion, forced sterilization, International Human Rights Day, One Child Policy, pro-choice, pro-life, Reggie Littlejohn, reproductive health, reproductive rights, right to choose, two child policy, Uncategorized, Women's Rights Without Frontiers
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Chen Guangcheng releases powerful video ahead of International Human Rights Day
Blind activist Cheng Guangcheng, whose dramatic escape from house arrest and flight to New York captured the attention of the world in May of this year, has issued a powerful video calling the Chinese Communist Party to account for crimes … Continue reading
Posted in Chen Guangcheng, Chen Kegui, China's One Child Policy, coerced abortion, Forced Abortion, forced sterilization, Human Rights, International Human Rights Day, One Child Policy, pro-life, Reggie Littlejohn, reproductive rights, Uncategorized, Women's Rights Without Frontiers
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China Has Not “Abandoned” One-Child Policy – Think Tank
The China Development Research Foundation (CDRF) — a think tank affiliated with the Chinese government — has recommended that China gradually phase in a two-child policy over the next three years, and then cease all birth limits in the year … Continue reading
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WRWF’s Reggie Littlejohn Challenges UNFPA, IPPF at European Parliament
Brussels, November 6, 2012. Women’s Rights Without Frontiers President Reggie Littlejohn co-presented the feature-length documentary, “It’s a Girl,” at the European Parliament, together with the film’s director, Evan Grae-Davis. Littlejohn is featured as an expert on China’s One Child Policy … Continue reading
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China: “Save a Girl” Campaign Launched on First International Day of the Girl Child
SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA. October 11 marks the first International Day of the Girl Child, as recognized by the UN General Assembly. To coincide with this event, Women’s Rights Without Frontiers is launching its “Save a Girl” campaign to end gendercide … Continue reading
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China Aid — Beware Naive Rumors: “The Chinese government has begun to ban forced abortions and forced sterilizations”
This fine analysis was posted by my colleagues at the China Aid Association today. Here’s the link to the original post. Beware of Naive Rumors: “The Chinese government has begun to ban forced abortions and forced sterilizations” http://www.chinaaid.org/2012/09/caa-beware-of-naive-rumors-chinese.html CHINA AID … Continue reading
Posted in All Girls Allowed, Bob Fu, China Aid Association, China's One Child Policy, coerced abortion, Forced Abortion, forced sterilization, One Child Policy, Uncategorized
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China’s Brutal One Child Policy Turns 32 Today: An Open Letter to Chinese President Hu Jintao
Dear President Hu Jintao: As you know, today is the tragic 32nd anniversary of the official institution of China’s brutal One Child Policy, which has caused incalculable suffering to the women and families of China. Feng Jianmei, for example, was … Continue reading
Principles of Corporate Social Responsibility in China Concerning Coercive Family Planning
Reggie Littlejohn, President of Women’s Rights Without Frontiers, drafted these Principles, which she sent to Tim Cook, President of Apple Computer, on August 30, 2012, together with blind activist Chen Guangcheng, human rights activist Andrew Duncan, China Aid President Bob … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple Computer, Corporate Social Responsibility
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