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Abortion in China
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Abortion in China
A look the population control policy including the sociopolitical background, birth/death rates, economic issues, one-child policy, birth control and coerced abortion.
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"IntroductionAbortion has been an issue in China as in the West, and the way it has been viewed has changed over the years since the People's Republic of China first came into being in 1949. The leadership at first viewed a large population as an asset and indeed as a must, but such a large population involves many difficulties and liabilities which became apparent over the years, contributing to a shift to a policy including birth control and more liberalized abortion policies. The government became so committed to a policy of reduced population that it created a social policy of one child per family and has even been accused of enforcing this policy to the degree of forcing abortions on pregnant women in some regions. An analysis of the birth control and abortion policies in China will indicate..."
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"Abortion in China" 15 January 2012. Web. 12 Feb. 2012. <http://www.academon.com/Research-Paper-Abortion-in-China/20040>
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