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forced abortions
China’s One-Child Policy May Be Relaxed Province by Province
A two-child family planning policy is being considered for some well-off regions in China.
Chinese Officials Steal Pregnant Woman’s Fetus, Reproductive Organs
Chinese officials forced an eight-month pregnant woman, from Honghu in Hubei Province, into induced labor. The officials took the fetus and removed the woman’s reproductive organs in 2008.
Mother Forced to Abort Baby, Then Harassed
After a woman who was forced to abort her child at seven months of pregnancy went public with her story, resulting in punishment of the officials responsible, she was sought out for revenge.
Late Term Forced Abortion Incenses Chinese Netizens
Photos of a mother next to her aborted seven-month-old child caused outrage among Chinese Internet users.
Chinese Parents Flee to America to Save Their ‘Out-of-Plan’ Babies
Three Chinese parents share their ordeals of fleeing from China to escape forced abortion and other reprisals because of an “illegal, out-of-plan” second pregnancy.
Daughter of Blind Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Deprived of Schooling
Daughter of Blind Chinese Human Rights Lawyer Deprived of Schooling.
China’s Most Populous Province Wants to Ease Up on One-Child Policy
An aging population and gross gender imbalance forces the Chinese communist regime to rethink its population control.
Chinese Woman Given Forced Abortion at Eight Months Pregnancy
Xiao Aiying’s second baby was born dead after a poisonous injection.
Two-Child Policy Quietly Implemented in One County in China
One county in China has allowed two children per family, but has been placing a hefty fine on having a third.
Of the 13 Million Abortions a Year in China, Most Are Forced
Forced abortions are carried out in China today, in the millions.
