Bon voyage: France’s population rate takes a dive
France’s natural population increase hit an unexpected low in 2015 – the overall lowest since 1976.
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Demographics
Dire population predictions are not just for China
By 2030, according to the population division, 97 countries in the world will be experiencing fertility below replacement level, or less than two children per woman.
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Judge refuses to reinstate ACLU lawsuit against Arizona ban on racist abortions
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals handed the ACLU a legal loss.
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Fertility decline prolonging global economic crisis, experts say
Next year the working-age populations of the major economies will decline for the first time since 1950, and this includes Russia and China. Meanwhile, the major economies’ share of people 65 and older will soar.
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VIDEO: Expert says China will continue forced abortions, sterilizations
'A two-child policy carries all of the [same] terrible and appalling methods of abortion as the one child policy.'
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‘Pathetic’: Pro-life leaders react to China’s new Two Child Policy
The State Dept. should press the matter but, since China is 'the U.S.'s largest creditor, we clearly come at this from a point of weakness.'
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‘A country with one foot in the grave’: Canadian seniors outnumber kids for first time
'Your population table is now upside down and sliding backwards,' said population expert Steve Mosher.
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Chinese woman pregnant with illegal 2nd child considering abortion at 8 months
A public outcry has been raised in China in response to the plight of a woman facing state sanctions for bearing her second child in violation of the country's one-child policy.
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No joy for parents without purpose, German study finds
Major media outlets have run with a study that claims to show children as a serious damper on adults' happiness.
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Latest data confirms we don’t need population control
The challenges of the 21st century, rather than stemming from overpopulation, appear to arise from falling fertility rates and larger aging cohorts with comparatively fewer from younger cohorts to support them.
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